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Feniauism In the British Empire and IN
the United states.

the United states.
From cable despatch which we publish in
this days HERALD it will be seen that, though
Fenianism did not blow up the British isles on
Christmas Day, the Fenians were not altogether
idle. A species OF Internal machine got up in
the shape OF a letter is the latest Fenian in
vention. Large numbers of these missives
have been transmitted through the Post Office
to prominent individuals. In one case the
letter exploded in the hands Of a policeman,
horribly mangling his person. The entire
country is filed with alarm, and the leading
journals are calling upon the people every
where to initiate the example Of London, which
has sworn in thirty thousand special constables.
Such panic has not existed in England since
the stirring times that preceded the passing of
the first Reform bill. The Chartist excitement
Of a later date, in which Louis Napoleon
figured as q special constable, Is not
to be mentioned in comparison, The
crisis is really serious--all the more
serious that the enemy is unseen and that the
mode Of warfare adopted by the malconients
is as novel as II Is harbarous. Fcnianism Is
now, as an organization, in antagonism to law
and order all over the three kingdoms, and II
remains to be seen whether peaceful and
law-abiding citizens or Fenlanlsm shall gain
the mastery. What renders the slate Of things
all the more alarming is that Fenianism agi.
tates Australia and the new Dominion nearly
as much as II does the mother country. How
all this is to be got over II is not for us to say
John Bull must deliver himself as best he can.
1t might not be unwise in the British people,
both OF home and in the colonies, to initiate
the example set them by the United States.
We have here In the midst Of us no lack of the
Fenian element In New York city alone we
have many thousands. Yet we have little
trouble with them. Now and again they make
grand denomination In Jones' Wood, where,
in hifalutin speeches and some rough and
tumble fights the surplus steam 10 let of. This
done they retire peacefully to their homes for
a season. We advise our English, Australian
and Canadian friends, II they would avoid the
danger Of gunpowder, nitro-glycerine and other
explosive substances, to consider whether II ID
not possible for them 10 benefit BY the example
Of jones' Wood.
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Tue BorrrI IMP IN TRouBLE.--In olden
times, as the poet tells Us, Asmodeus--whIch
10 one Of the euphonious names by which his
Satanic Majesty occasionally goes--was corksd
up in bottle. We have our Asmodeus now.
Grant once put him In . bottle, and
hs keeps continually jumping up and down
and trying 70 get out We alluds 70 Gene
raj Butler, one OF the great heroes Of The war,
who did mot take Fort Fisher, but who did
some very valorous acs here in New York
during I certain Vl0silons "a ecos1leeallv hAa
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Excise Board that existed under ths city
charter. II matters not that ell that old Law
was abrogated BY the law that made the new
Board. The Mayor and Aldermen merely
mean to make cases and litigation. This will
put large fees in the pockets Of the ring law
yers It will, moreover, run the taxes up well,
and when they 60 to thirty millions people
will open their eyes to the necessity Of o
remedy for municipal plundering.
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some Tits with the 60 Id brokers. At one dine
Dc modern Asmodeus sent to N intimating
thas - would like to see US The answer bis
nesssnger got was that w had no business
with him, but that II he hal any with us be
could call and see u.s. Butle,- ought to BE-
satisfied to remain quietly in his bottle until
the great magician, Grant, who put him in
chooses TO draw the cork and let him out
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GENERAL CUSTER.
His Defence Against the Chnrges ON which
He Was Recently Court NIartIalied.

He Was Recently Court Martinlied.
sAsDusEY. Dec. q, 1857.
The Daily Register tomorrow will contain a long
letter. dated at Fort Lcavenworth. from General
Custer to Colonel Netteton, Of Sandusky, making
a strong defence against the charges which
no court mart Jailed and sentenced 10 suspension
from command. He meets Abe charge OF cruelty to his
by saying that while the expedition surrounded
by savages his men began 70 desert This threatened
TO leave him with large amount Of supplies at the
mercy OF the savages. A scheme for desortion
formed by large portion OF the remain
ing men. Eleven who escaped were soen, and
General Custer ordered squad 6f 10 parsue aud
bring them back. part OF the deserters who werg
mounted, fed, and havo nevcr been snoe. Ths
dsmounted raised their carbines fire the pur
saers. when they were fred on in return, slIghtiy
wounding three They taken with the command
In army wagons. aInbulauces being unserviceabls-
General Custer complains bitterly OF the composition o.
tho court that tried him. four members being his nfo
riors in rank, and ono member commssary ofDoeE,
had been censured by General Custer for corruption h
issung rotten meat, &c, 10 the solderR The General
says he was absent without leave, aud should
again act In similar manner with dessrtes under like
circumstances
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This was the subject Of lecture delivered Iass 49,
Ing By Row Edward r. Roe chaplain during shs w9 ~
square The lecture embraced dsscrpsion - ssesssS
Kiipasricks great raid 10 Richmond. and sceess ns-
dents and pictures Of the camp, battle 6eld ane
There was NOS very large atsendanse ~ cuu5nn Q.
ths weather. Aftee the loetuS eellesNSe 90 seo.
Spnaid n We GssAssa o. ssw ~sses sss< We
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Tn Nsw EXCISE BoARD.-Ths public should
rejoice Mr.. Mayor Hoffman and The Board Of
Aldermen declare their purpose 70 require al
uQyos daalagS u sAks onl uosaas ken ~
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DEcEMBER AND MAYA good old Methodist
hymn has II that when am not Ia the way Of
The midsummer sun shines but dim,
The Colds strive In vain 10 look gay;
But when I Qr. haprv in Him

The midsummer sun shines but dim,
The Colds strive In vain To look gay:
But when IA, happy IN Him
December g - pleasant as May.
And 80 II has been with US for several days
pasta conjunction OF December and May.
II we could have but two moro weeks Of 1t
the poor might indeed rejoice; for the back
bone of the winter would be broken and the
price Of coal would come down. Let II come
With "a happy Now Year" at tho same time
for the coal dealers, we say, 'let 1t come
down.
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NrooER RIGHTS IL wAsHNoroS.-NIgger
coming round the corner runs against white
man coming round the corner, and niger per-
csives that bis " civil rights" are inssrfsrsd
With. So he draws . revolver and kills the
white nan.
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Bosros Dec. u, fSo1
Delaporte & Co.'S Trsnch furniture manufacturing
establishments In South Boston was entirely Consumed
By are last evening Tie loss 10 estimated a. from
500 600 TO $4,000 on which there q
only $1,000. About one-third Of the furniture burned
OF employment
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General Candy has appointed the aAsh day Of January
for the assembling Of the south Carona Convention
General schoneld has removed the directors OF the
Eastern Lunatc Asylum Of Virginia for alleged viola.
ton Of the State in the disbursement Of money
and has appointed army onnesn in their stead.
A deputy sheriff 10 Hampton Va. shot a negro on
Christmas Day during IN alteration. ana, on taking
refuge in his house wH assailsd BY large crowd Of
negroes who beat him nearly 70 death and then lodged
him In jail.
The stock market was 6rm yesterday morning, but
afterwards became irregular Government securities
were strong and active Gold closed at lsA
Tho markets were generally quiet but previous prices
OF almost all commodities maintained Cotton M
in fair demand and . triHs nrmsr ii the close.
Coffee was moderately active. On 'changs neur was
dull but steady, while wheat was dull and
nominal and corn and oats quiet but steady Pork beef
ana lard were unchanged. Naval stores and petroleum
were moderately dealt In and firmly held. Freights
were tribe moro active Wool In fair demand At
former prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-A MIpsUsEER
xIsnTs DREAM Matinee at IL.
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B0wERy THEATRE. Bowery -NoBopr's cHiLp-TaE
tADow PAsIoMng-RABY RArTLuR
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FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth t-USE CoRsEIILH our
ABAr Dss Sox. Matinee at l2-TuK GRAND pucaEss
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nf RK THEATRE. opposite New York HOTEL
urDKR i.9 GAsLGar. Matinee at3.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broaduay-LApT AupErY's
6XCgEr Matinee at IN
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IS GARDEN. Broaa~ay.-BtAcx caoos. Matinee
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AwALLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway aud 18Th street. :
QLysg Twisr
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srADT THEATRE. Nos. Is aud Il Bowsry.-
FREuspE, 40
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BANvARDS OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM Broad.
way aud Thirtieth sl-ouR Mutual FRlxsp. Matinee at
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NEW YORK CIRCUS Fourteenth street. -GYxsAsrros
EauEsrRiAsIsM, &C. Matinee at 2H
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STEtNWAY HALL -CHARixs DICKENS READINGS After.
Qo1n All. Evcning-oHAroRIo DAEIgL~ : -
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,AcADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourtssnth street. -IraIczNiA
~ TAURIs
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, FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Nos 2 and 4 wost Gath
street. GRAND QUEEN Brss.
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THEATRE COMIQUR. 5l4 Broadway-wmrs, CorroS
sBARPLErs MISsrRELs Matinee at 25s.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. pol Bovery.-Col
vocALisn NEGRO MIssrRELsY. &C. Matinee at ~
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r II a N Z W > .

Now York. Saturday. December rs. 1s6.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS, 5s5 Broadway.-Ernro.
Plan ENTERTAINMENTS, SIsGIsG DANCING BURLEsQUEs
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BUTLER's AMERICAN THEATRE 472 Broadway
BALLET. FARCE PAsrosIxE, &c. Matinee at ga.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

T~fAcnEa's Ixsrsrurx-Upon consultation
with the County Superintendent, Mr.. 7. L.
Downs, and with several other gentlemen in.
terestsd II the educational matters Of the
county, il has been decided to defer the Insti.
tute which has heretofore been held during the
holidays, thus sdordisg the teachers opportu-
nifty for enjoying that short season Of respite
- others do, and ~ the same time rendering
Il more convenient for citisens Of Toledo 70
accommodate teachers in attendance. which
favor ID doubtless, done With greater incYnve-
nienee ct thal lime thaa might Be at another
The Ins.ilute, I N authorized 70 say, will
therefore - Indefinitely postponed, 10 be call
ed dur;ag ~ .ildsr months Of the year.
J. r. STEWART.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE z. Of " IS:

lama COVNTYi
4. tie Disyics Court Of T0ma County.
DY VIRTUE OF A SPELL EXECUTION
ID dated the 18th Of November A. D. 1857,
to me directed, issued out Of the office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Tama county, State of Iowa, in favor of John
A Tenny and against George H Dexter, Eliza
Dexter, Oscar N Dexter. Celesta Dexter, Mer-
riil L Dexter, Huida Dexter, Mary L Bates,
Andrew J Dexter, Welth J Dexter, James T
Dexter, Jesse u bailey, NJ A Daley, Jane
Finn, and Jane Dexter, on . judgment rem
dered by said Court ut the September term
thereof A. d. 1867, against the said defend-
ants, aad o decree OF foreclosure against ali
Of said defendants, and y judgment agains'
Jesse 3 Daley for the sum OF Two Thousand
Six Hundred and Fifty-f,ve and Seventy-nine
One-hundrc,h Dollars (S2655 $4,000 wherein
it vas ordered adjudged and decreed that the
following described Real Estate, to-wit: The
south halt Of the southwest quarter Of Section
No. sixteen (16) and the southeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter Of Section No. seven
teenl17)in township No cighty-,hree(8 3 )nor,l
OF Range No. sixteen (l6) west Of the 9th r. y
in Tama county Iowa, be sold, or SO mucl
thereof MS is necessary TO satisfy said judg
ment interest and cost. Now, therefore, pub
lie notice is hereby given that l have levie'
upon, and shall on the 3lst day Of December
A. b. 1857, between the hours of . o clock a
m. and 4 o'clock p. N. OF said day, sale
commence at the hour OF IL o'clock .. M, a
the front door Of the Court House in Toledo
Iowa, in The County Of Tama, offer and sci
ut public out-cry, to the highest and best bid
der that bids two-thirds or over Of the ap
praised value, for cash, all the right, title ant
interest Of the above named defendant in an
to the above described property, or SO muc'
thereof rs is necessary to satisfy said judg
ment for the above named sum together will
costs and all accruing costs, unless the same
shall be sooner satisfied.
Toledo, Dec. ., 1867. NIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of lama County, Iowa
Struble 4 Bradshaw, Attys for Plaintiff.
49w2S5
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13
4 DMINISTRAToR's N,

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. Notice is
"A hereby given to oil persons interested,
that OH the 9TH day Of December, A.. d. 1867,
the undersigned was appointed by the County
Courr Of Tama county, iowa, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Daniel Hegerty deceased, late
of said county. All pdrsons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the undersigned,
and those having claims against the same will
present them legally authenticated to said
court for allowance. JOHN HEGERTf,
Dated Dec 6, 1857. Administrator.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

II STRAY nEIFER.-Takcn tip by A. NJ.
IA Smith at his residence in Carroll Tp-
lama countx Iowa, a Red Heifer 2 years old
past, some white in face, white ON the belly,
tip Of tail white and some white on the under
jaw, left horn partly Of, appraised At $11 be.
fore VIM A Fee, IL.
DAVID D APPELGATE, CLERK.
BY Geo. L Bailey, Deputy.
Toledo, Dec 4, '67.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

like very we'll to run our subscription list up
TO about 700. There should, however, be owe
tkoHssnd persons in Tama county, who should
take the REPUBLICAN. We shall Il able this
wiater to give . weekly synopsis Of the pro.
ceedines Of Congress aud also Of our State
Legislature. We shall beside this have . reg-
u!sr correspondent It Washington, also one
u DesMoises. We shall spare 10 pains Or
expense to make the REPUBLICAN second 70 no
weekly paper il tAs state We shall also
present TO our readers . full history Of the
settlements Of Tams county BY townships this
winter, then subscribe st ones for the kErus-
LIcAx
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

R~xrA,aixo.-lf you have any Watches,
clocks or jswelry which needs repairing By .
genuine good workman, call down q Mc0ee's
iewelry shop, aud set A. u. Gillette to work It
them. Work dsns With promptnsss, and at
living raAes, WARRANTED.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

~CnAxoE.-Ths Foster House, has sgaia un.
dergone . change Of Landlords. Mr.. De-
France formerly Of Tie American House, 10
. runaing this house. He bears The name
OF bieng . genial good landlord, we have no
doubt but that b will keep . number ose
house. Everything q least presents he sp-
.psarancs Of neatness aud tasts shout the
house. His s0rub" W learn ID most excellent,
beds clean and easy, and the weary traveller,
will fad . luscious sleeping place there.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

NSTRAY STEER.-Taken up by David
IA Hunncraell At his residence in Indian
Village tp. Tama county Iowa, . Red Steer,
som white about the face, and two red spots
near his eyes, | year old, appraised At $13
before Isaac Butler, J. I.
DAVID D APPRECIATE, Clerk.
By Geo L Bailey, Deputy.
Toledo. Iowa, Dec II, 81.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

GExERAL TALK.-Some Of our subscriber
,are behisA q their Subscriptions. We wish
that they would CON forward u once and
pay up. - vs need money very much 70 psy
our debS. The arst u January closes The
;Arst volume Of The REPUBLICAN,, and the time
for which The nsst II our subscribers have
paid up viii elAsa. We hope 70 eco them come
In aud pay Up fsr another year, not but thu,
they an ~ assd ply = 20 thus talk, but
because We have met with some severe 6nan-
cial ind other losses, and - sss greatly ia
need Of cash Or it, equivalent = keep up our
o3rrsat expenses, and do our creditors justice.
On ~ 6rst Of January next too, tho most ol
eur advertisers time expires, we are con6dent
that most Of then will coatiaus thsir saffron
ess q liberal in IL sstsIs - n ~ Hst II
they do. We shall b abk = devote noresf eur
time to the editorial department, because ~
An nov more eeasrtAhiy situated Ia eenlsrt-
able quarters thaa whsa ~ 6rst came theagh
ct quite IN exposes. saA - eAa , - work
VIII nore sis. We hsvs aaA . Asersl pasres.
Aee, IN the past, And We have - 10 labor I'm
der many d~isadvantages tAaE bat those exps.
fsenc'ng them can ~reaiise, and we hsvs been
= 80 expeass nat ut few kasw aaythisg
eoeas, our help ID the ONCE aioae being STOUT
ls0SO Tor tAs yssr, bssidss ether expsassa-
some Y = true are dissatisfied With 10 b.
cause - asss 4aasaed them ap"a little TOO
Close : swear " shall do no more work Tor
men, 70 this vs only ny that whom W
~or3 " must have our pay, II 70 have to
esrs II I've Or Asss times Over 'dunaing them
Up" ws would rather not have such custom.
en. We are certainly thankful Tor the libsr.
81 patronage vs have received, and wish fer
ne e~eaaaussss. The people Il Toledo ssd
Saetaity havs dsss asaiy ~ tAslr Yapss.s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

At McGes's Jewlery Shop you will Aud a
splendid variety Of Cue Jewlesy which he just
purchased at the lowest define Of the Chicago
market, and which he il selling at low rates;
il you want toys or other Holiday Presents
there 10 the place 70 buy them.
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Our boy says he we're pleased, last evening
q The Donation, be says it vsrs gay, the cake,
candies snd sugar wss sweet, but The issses
were sweeter.
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Your jswslry will present = better appear
ance il you let A. II. Gillette put Il In proper
trim. You will And him u NcGss's jewelry
ahon.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

At J. c. Miller's Jewlery Store Marshltown,
! lows, you ind . mammoth stock Of 6rst class
Jewlery, Watches and Clocks, . ,ull line 81
that kind Of Roodn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

DoxArios.-Ths Loaa.ion Party held - the
N E Church last evening was . success. A
full house, spoke we'll in favor Of The Pastor.
The proceeds must have been near $500. will
speak Of the party NJ more length next week.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

Don't forget to call on A. H. Gillette and
get your watches repaired. 1t will b done
right, or no charge.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

70 call end examine for themselves.
mi y MUSSER 4 SON.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-23
.AsHTABULA, OHIO, SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1867.

When George Muller established his
orphan-house at Ashley Down, in Eng
land, he determined 10 live life OF trust,
and to mind bis own work, leaving it
to God to provide the "rations.'' His
work was to take care of the orphans;
he trusted the orphans God to care for
him. When the barrel and the meal
chest ran low he drew on God in prayer;
and he who sent the ravens to Elijah put
it into the hearts of rich men to send
bank-notes and guineas for the orphan
house. Over one million of dollars have
flowed into that treasury offaith. Hun
dreds of fatherless children have found
home and Christian training.
So doth the supernatural enter all the
events of daily life. He is the wisest
Christian and the happiest who most
fully recognizes the supernatural power
and the sovereign grace. He never
neglects his own duty, and never fears
that God will neglect his promises. This
is the victory by which he overcometh
even his faith. While he bends to the
oar as free agent, he commits the helm
to God as a sovetaign. When we have
wrought out our duty with the whole
heart, and carried to our Heavenly Faith
er the burthen of our desire in prayer,
and roll it upon him, then the best an
swer we can often have is the submissive
spirit which trusts that God will do all
things we'll Remember who it was
that ended the agonizing struggle, in
gethsemane with the simple utterance
"Nevertheless, Father not as will, but
as fhnn wilt y