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vriaaea by Rishnond go
] "A r.mor i circulating e19ag t5eys41-
ner.rs thes esnaaof Dick Yatss = leiGs =
settIe il New York.
An Americas belle Who has peaa aens
vsufgia Nn1sfe. b ahU9t ~ NSe1nr4un
--vicsorlai u building new house among
IL sssttish hiGhlasds - > place of ,Eetisnr
ment.
The yeung, colored astist, Edmoeis Law.
is, A4s4 iawasAs weosg grew r. ~ ~
Bismark talks Of coming TO America next
year. In private letter he expresses great
curiosity TO see Gen. Grant.
The imperial physicians fear the young
Prince Napoleon will not live to his majority
ON account Of some organic disease.
Ne. Gsorge Peabody asannee 90 English
- ner thai over six thousa1d lAtDrs Ad>
dfes1dto him have, Of necessity, b6Dn de-
stspysd sine1 he afrived in EnslAnd. 80
-Apropos Of Parton's article on " How
New York City is Governed" Guppy sug>
oe,t. a. q title for an essay, " How James
Parton is Governed
Rev. DR.. Hall, Of Dublin, Ireland, re-
| ceived a call from the Fifth Avenue Presby'
terrain Chufch in New York, By tho Anants
! cable. An answer was returned BY the same
4 agency.
4 in the native town of Edward Everett
a new avenue called by his name has beer
opened, and in the sign posts dagderreotyp.
OF that distinguished man has been inserted
| An original idea that.
/ A train of cars il, Minnesota ran over ,
child living between the rails, and when the
cars were stopped, instead of finding the in
FAINT mangled beyond recognition, 1t went Of
entirely unframed.
i Donald G. Mitchell, elk Marvel"
!. making plans fer the improvement Of Trinit
q College grounds in Hartford. He and hi
associates have charge of fifteen or twent
. parks, cemeteries, etc, for improvement.
. There is an old lady in Hagerstown, Md
aged l02 She hiss been entirely blind fo
u some years. but possesses clear memory
and considerable physical vigor. She retain
: fine head of black hair about two feet lonl
but slightly mixed with gray.
-Horatio Ward, native Of New Yorl
Who died lately in Paris, left $40, 900 to som
. ladies ia Philadelphia, whom he had nevs
seen, surviving daughters Of the hate Henr
Morris, who had beiriended him in his DO.
. hood.
= Victoria asked for .$l25,0O0 from II
I House Of Commons to defray the expens,
!. of the Sultan reception and entertainment
u as there any precedent for this vote
: asked member. There is no precedel
It for the visit" replied the Chancellor, am
! the laughter of the House.
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Union Republican Convention.
A psiega Convention The Uaion Republicans Of
-. rc,n.v -ttt hsta 4

Delegate Convention OF the Uaion Republicans Of
Lee County Willie held
At Charleston, Saturday. he tn day Of Sept 1867,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates to be voted for
at the 0ctober election for the allowing Offices
.rr9 Cbronsr Cbiasfy Judge, County Tsasrer, &sper
intsndent Of Public Schools, County Sarreyor, and three
Reprs4cntatres 10 the legislature.
Therata Of representation 10 the Convention will be
from each Township and additional one for each
my votes land fractions twentynve) cast at the
election oflss6 for the Hon Z Wright, for Secretary
tate.
The Union Republicans efeash Tosnshio request
ed to meet at their respective places Of holding elections
the Saturday prior TO the Convention to elect dele
gates TO said CONVENTION, H.AMERHIAM.
Czdtrxshs " Union Rep. Ont. Com.
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The Washington Library Company

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~ MANHOOD:
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LECTURE ON TIN NATURAL TREATMENT,
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CcRE OF NERVOUS DISEASES. IL medical
writer's of authority concur in the opinion
that we are an overtaxed people mentally.
Nervous exhaustion, mental depression; ocn
fused ideas, softening Of the brain, paralysis,
imbecility and madness, are the result.
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The Chicago Times is jubilant over the
success Of johnson, and begins to regard
him with something of the enthusiastic ad-
iniratiou which it has constantly manifested
for JED. Davis during the past six years.
Ia recent paragraph the editor says:
The President, in his campaign against the
RADICALS since the removal of Stanton, has
increased both their hatred and respect for
him. They are made to feel that he is, at
least, a man of brains and energy. His re-
moyal of Stanton was thought to be bold
movement. When this was followed by the
ejectment OF Sheridan and of Sickles, the
Jacobins Thought the President was power
to be feared rather than despised. Then
came the assumption that be and not Gen.
Grant was charged with the execution of the
laws, md the victory over Grant Thus, in
lew days the President has met and van
ouished Stanton, Sheridan, Sickles, Grant
and Congress, the latter by a construction of
its laws.
The President has vanquished the repre-
sentatives Of the people, and now, if having
usurped their functions, he can vanqush the
people themselves, his despotism will be firm.
ly established on the ruins of our free institu.
tons and he will rival the Car of Russia in
his absolutism
Tux Cincinnati Gazette says: The aspec,
of monetary affairs throughout the country
shows that we are approaching amore healthy
state ofcommerce than has existed before 70,
a long tune money is passing from the vault.
OF Wall street to active use in the West
during the last two weeks the New Yori
Banks have lost in deposits twelve millior
dollars, and this, too, at the same time tina
the UnitedStates Treasury has been pawn,
of large amount Of compound interes
notes, many ofwhich have been sent from III,
West for redemption. Probably not less thai
$50 1000, 900 have been distributed in the Val
ley OF the Mississippi and the Basin Of til,
Lakes since the 1st Of Aug, and the cry is s,il
1t comes. This distribution of currency can
not but have very salutary influence JUROR
the trade of the West. and although the fal
business has not yet commonwealth earnest
there is better demand for those staple ar
aeles OF food and clothing, the want Of which
must always be first supplied, which is tn,
forerunner Of the activity 10 come. We lool
tor no extravaganza outlay Of money for finer,
and Injuries, such as was experienced in tb,
years lS64-5, as the condition of the heon',
ard the finances Of the country are oppose,
to such supposition, but ti,at We will hay,
agood healthy trade in articles of n.cessi,,
and comfort there can be no doubt, and W
are glad TO see that our merchants GENERALLY
comprehend and g accept the situation, . an,
are acting accordingly.
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MT. PLEASA NJ. IOWA.
On October LIST, 1867.


unless the Tickets should sooner all have been sold9
No. OF Tickets Limited to--.......I4,OO 900
single Tickets, -...............-.........61 90
III Tickets, to Agents. ............-..4..... o 90
l First number drawn BY . COMMITTEES of eve
(6) selected by the audience, will be en-
titled to HoHe and Lot in the city Of
Mt. Pleasant. vsu ID at $1,000 co
One ef steck's Pisnos. $50 90
One Span Match Horses, wagon aud
harueee..s ESQ 90
Parior Organ 800 90
I One spisndid Gold Watch aud Chsin..... ESQ 90
oi6 0ns pniqne Focket book..---..-.. Is co
{Fog FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS
AND P05TEhs)
Any dissatisfied with the prize may upon the return
Of the prize and ticket to the Concert receive his com
mission fee.
TICK to Concert to be had for sale At all the prjpc
pal Jewery Music and Drug Stores this part Of the
State, or rIeass adiress enclosing champ,
VALENTINE KAMMERER Proprietor
AroLpH scHIcDsa, Agent, MI Pleasant, iowa
A1-Yor any Information in regard 70 the character
address Capt ". A. bIAoNs, Chairman, Capt J. WRRrf
DAnH B. Roof, Committee, W. 9. 0RosI or any citizen
Of Mt. Pleasant.
~ Tickets can b procured at I. Kaumers Muaic and
Jewalfy store. Main Street. between 4th and 9Th and
q Eoae, Keokuk Bakery, Main Street. between
ON ana stn jy1l-dtooct1
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B K u -
CONTRACTS Z THE RAPIDS
U. 2. ENaISREK's OFFICE,
DAyEs PORT. Iowa July ~. 1851

U. 2. ENaIsxEk's OFFICE. /
DAVENPORT, towA, July "a. ls67
SEALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be
~ received at this ufice until IL M "Wednesday, sep
tenn 1867. for elcavatng the prism aud construct
ing the embantnlen wall OF the canal the improve
of the navigation Of the Mil si.sppi River al The
Ues Moines Rapids
The canal IS to be abort 4 seyen and one.hsl miles
long extending from Nesh willie to ke5kus, Iowa Tie
width Of the water surface inside the canal to be 800
three hundred, feet in embankment and 40 1.-TWO humid
red aud hy feet in excavation and In low water 10 be
tuve) feet deep. All the material -xravaed from the
prism Of the canal TO be used in building the embank
msnt The laier throughout the greater part OF the
distance viii about so hree hndre) feet from the
Iowa shore. Where rock excavation the bottom
Of the canal will have slope of Zone and onehsl0
inches the niie The embankment Ia to be bni!t Of
earth ca and rock 70 be ~ tten feet wide top in
GLIDING tae prap covering to be (two) feet above
high alter mark With slopes Of IL Zone and one halo
base to ton.} verticslthe thickness OF the
rip rap protection to be az (two and ouehal feet
the river side ttwo feet the canal side aud one
foot on top.
All proposition. must the price which each and
every kind Of work specified in the proposal Is to be
done, aud bid will be considered that is not definite
In this respect.
The Government reserves the right to reject any and
all lids
printed copy OF this advertisement must be attached
to each propo- al.
Each bid must written or printed
signed by two responsible persons,
Blanks for propo, sis Of the TORN required with form
of will be furnished at this Office applics
ton
The price or prices In the contract viii he con dered
including the expense Of furnishing all tie materials
and pcrfrElng all the work, according to the plans and
specifications exhibited at the letting.
The entire the canal is estimated at 50 0ss 55
two milton sixtyeieht Thousand three hundred AID
forty-fve dollars The amount spprofriated by Con-
grs s7ooooo (,even hunared nusand
contract Gully be made to cov.r this amount.
Fifteen 5l per cent of thu amouat of any work done
she'd the price thereof III
be rese until whole work. which Ia the subject
of CONTRACT, shall tie entirely completed.
Persons desrirg further Information can chain the
Inv call ar
hcations and form Of contract can be consulted.
Proposals must re addressed to the Undersigned and
should be endorsed Proposals for work tho Improve
ment OF the Des Moines Rapidsn
j. II. WILSON,
Lfent. Col 35th Infantry,
aug22-dl2t Brevet Maj. Gen. Q. g. Army.
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z WISE sayings often fall to the ground, but
kind word is never thrown away
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How TO obtain Shares and En-.
cravings.

Bend orders TO Us by mail, enclosing from 81 to SO
either by once orders or In registered letter Ut
our risk Lsrger amounts should be sent by draSt
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FOR SAFE.

n D0GBLn twostery haAs Dwelling House, with
ten rooms. good Cellar and etstern, full lot with
good board fcpce and good frame stable side
nov rents fur 40 ~ ysAt situated - ot six ~ block
l14, In kflbourno's addition TO Keoknk, Iowa
Enquire Of WM. FULTON,
tells Real ustAte Agent. SO Msin-st.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-24
AMlH 1.-THE GREAT CAUSE

AzzGTHH GREAT !, CAUSE
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Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price
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Lecture on the Nature Treatment, and
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and Fits; Mental and Physical incapacity. &C.
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Tho world-renowned author, in this admir-.
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perience that the awful consequences of Self
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ms Lecture sriis prove Boon to Thousands
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the publishers,
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-24

HACK LINE.---We also run a Hack
III twice day from TOLEDO to the Station
(TAMA CITY, And twice week to BUCK
lNGHAM-Tuesday' and Saturday
rying Passengers and United States Mail.
RH- Persons DESTROYS of going to BUCK
INGHAM, can leave their names ut the Post
Office, in Toledo.
APPELLATE & NEW CONFER,
vln1 1y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-24

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-24

Ses~ = ss~ O0O ! AA&lv ",
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND DO.
MESTIC CLOTHS,
OF THE RICHEST PATTERNS !!
Clothing in Suits or by the Piece.
Also fine lot Of FUR GOODS which are
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Particular attention is invited to nv
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Ny Boots and Shoes are mostly Custom Made
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Lamps. Lamp Shades, Wall and Window Pa
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NY motto being Large Sales and
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18

fashionable Hotel of Richmond-with
its " first-class" accommodations, is to
receive him, and the same rooms which
were occupied by him as the Chief Exc
cutive of the Contederacy, readorned
and freshly embellished, are to welcome
again, not the conquering Hero, but the
dearly loved traitor. These rooms, we
suppose, overlook Libby. From his win
dows Davis can look upon the brick
walls which were deaf to the groans of
dying loyal men, and which the cry of
justice could not penetrate. There men
sat in their own filth upon a bare floor,
with no court open to them. Davis
treads upon brussels, and lolls upon
damask, while able counsel present his
case.
The saying is, Time makes all things
even" But that's lie. Time has made
things but the more uneven; the loyal
prisoner ofLibby sleeps in an unknown
grave, the traitor prisoner Spotswood
reposes on brocatelle, is showered with
bouquets, and soon will be told by tie
Court to g go without day" Treason
can kill loyal men on the battle field,
but treason cannot spring the scaffold
drop CIedvela310 Herald.
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NOT THE LIBBY, But THE sPOTsWOOD.

What's in name? And what mat
ters it whether Jeff Davis takes quarters
during his Richmond stay at the Lib
oy or at the "Spotswood ?" Report
sad "Libby' was being put in order
Tor Davis; that ne was to occupy the
same rooms in which Union prisoners
we were crowded so closely as to be allow
narn NJ moI even the space the grave-that
tona ,aow house-gives to its motionless
tt tIndhtS; that Davis was to gaze from
one sallie windows at which Union pris-
o1iers o1: were shot dead for stealing a
sllnPsG OF the sun that poetic Justice
was 10 De done the arch traitor, by max
ing MN tread the same floors which
eLeaked to the feeble, weary, football of
thousands of our boys in blue, many of
whom left that prison-house-prison
snip has become obsolete since the hor-
M aors OF Libby have been made histori-
oai--ieet foremost, or hobbled out of it
on orutches, or were carried on litters,
VI :ottered back to friends with consti-
toa. toa.ons broken, from that rebel house of
torture and of death.
Jef Davis, however, is to have no
'D'n quarters. The Spotswood,- the
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Rates Of Advertising

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Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged % per
cent. higher than the regular rates
SPECIAL NOTICES charged so per cent. higher
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, % per
cent higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard.
Letters must be addressed 10
w. W. HOLDEN S SON,
Raleigh, n. G.