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End Of the Carpet Weaver's Strike.
Especial Dispatch to the Starl

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. a2.-Ths carpet wea-
vsr's, who have been on q strike, agree to 60 to
work at a reduction Of three per cent. on former
rate Of wages. This compromise is accepted
by the employees.
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The OperatIc strike Ended.

Especial Despatch te the Star.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 22-The strike Of the
chorus singers at the Academy OF Music has
ended by the singers succumbing to Maretzek
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Weston at Teledo, Ohio

TOLEDO, OHIO, Nov. 22.-Weston arrived
here at two O'Clock this morning and leaves
al two o'clock this afternoon. He expecrs to
commence his fourth attempt OF a hundred
miles between here and Bryon, Ohio.
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ga National Convention OF manufac.
lures Of all kinds Is announced 70 be held q,
Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday, December Is,
70 plan for loipt action for the early repeal by
Congress OF internal taxes on man factures and
productions, except luxuries. The Oonven.
tion will urge the simp pIi6catton OF the tax lisl
by reducing the number OF ARTICLES taxed
without impairing the revenue. IL coutsm.
plates no actton on the tariff.
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The London Times fin the course OF an
cial aspect, on November 9th, saye: The
oefeat OF the 0arabaldian band, unaccom.
panied by the WouAdlng or death OF their
tage for the prospects Of solid Italian progress,
but also as having 70 acsrtain extent reiiey ed
Europe Of an ansrchlcal element calcolat ted
to check the prosperity nat can alone spring
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jefferson Davis in Richmond.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 22-Jefferson Davis
arrived this morning on the Rev York
steamer. He is stopping at the house Of his
counsel Robert Ould.
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LIST OF LETTERS
KEsAISIS0 IN The
" WASHI~GT0N CITY POST OFFICE,
Friday. NsyFmbrr ~, 1861.

tyPFH.IALLY PUBLISHED IN tbs PAPER
HAVING TUE LARG sSf CIRCULATI0N.I
Ey-F1 obtain any Of th.se letters the applicant
sast ralt fpr Advertised letter." give the date
- - .f-t aud pay enc cent for advertising
~ III raL sajd tor within one month they will be
en- Ia ale Isac Letter Once.
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CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.-.-.-....91,0 8 1 o 90 600.
Cash APlTAL....-.--..----.---..-..--.. 800 1000.
This Company efIers moro favorable sd-sntsses
to the insuring public than any other Chartered In
the United States, by combining the two great eie
ments Of Life and Accident Insurance, the jotaf
stock principle. The premiums charged are nearly
third lower than charged ty Mutual Compa-
nies.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE.
OFFICERS.
yOSEPH y: BROWN. p resident
GEORGE II. PLANT..-....Vice President
Riley sHlNN .....--.............. Treasurer
COL. JAMES T. TCLOSE...Geperal Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John II. Semmes, George III. Plant.
Riley A. Shinn. Joseph p. Brewn.
J. b. CLARK, Jr., J. J. Csomes,
Hon. Green Adams, J. W. Parish,
Robert Leech.
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DENTISTRY,

DR MERRILL -
No. 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9th and 10Th sts.
All operations performed pertaining toSIO
the AIT OF DENTAL SURGERY oc 2-6m'
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WHEAT. 1t is stated tAat large breadth OF
coun ny in the Piedmont and Valley counties Ia
Virginia has been soWed In wheat this faii,
ana tina, II has come mp well sad looks seyy
promisins.a q 4 Ia 1l.5d 'sfhs =
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar.
tncial Teeth are inserted, although the<~
atient will be required TO pay fer theSSpS@
surgical operation when performed, which >SAIO
VIII be deducted when the Teeth are made. The
Gold, silver and Rubber at New York, Philade-
phIa and boston prices. All persons wishing den
tai work done can have it cheap in the above
named cities All work will be done in the neates.
and best manner, and warranted TO give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do wei to call and ex-
aHline onr work before getting ii elsewhere. jyls
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\ ~ Pittsburg dispatch says that fears OF
freexs in the riysr.erea rise takes place are
q Tht snfvafry Of Maury county. rsnx J
ihad A teusuament the other day, With fnieh q.
theraldr, qpsen, maid " hopoF, etc., in EAis-
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MARyLANU u. =. SENAr0R--The Fredefict
Union has an editorial ssron G1y urgins the cleo
tiens o. Governor Swann 70 the Unitsd Emts,
sspnass by the next legislature. se.4ss.t st1ts
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have neen srectedin 81. Paul, Minassota, do
ripo u pact feason, at the cost OF S6JAOOu.
Among fba mp mbey are forty-pieht business
lbloess aad two hundred and sixty -fsns d we'll
iifgs.
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AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thos. Lewis. Thomas NJ Plovuan
Riley A. ShiBn, J. =. Brown,
g. Alfred Hall, Job W. Angus.
Nicholas Acker, A. l.. Merriman,
Erastus Poulson.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Dhn II. Elvans, Charles Kloman,
~. q. Emory, Lewis Clephane,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas Berry,
Albert @. Hall lily
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CLOTHING, &c.
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.
ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE
OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AD-
NASCED.
White Ash--.......... ............. IS %
Red 25
Lyken's Valley tsoft Red Ash 50
baltimore Company, tsnperior White ASH. 8 Is
CkestD ut SumnF.r tOOklng Goal so
Cumberland Run of ) On
tuul --- --... W
OAK AND PINE WOOD constantly on hand
We are the sole agents for the sale of the cele-
brated Baltimore Companys Coal, and are pre-
pared to furnish il in any quantity.
s. p, BROWN SON,
A65 Ninth street, between and r.
Branch office AZ our yard and wharves at foot of
Seventh street. no2
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NJ. BLACoUE, the Turkish Minister IS ex
pected, according 10 the Home Joarnc,. Il
eclipse be other dipIo mats here by the splen
dor Of ais entertainments during the winter
This implies considerable, as the coming sea
son promises 10 be an unusually long ant
brilliant one.
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gBgLL-RuN RUSSELL, familiar here for his
exploits IS An hale drinker and ter. .pinster
during the early months CT the war, an :
nounces a gorgeous book on the marriage Of
the Prince OF Wales, TO be resplendsut with
pictures OF all the bridal gifts, printed in
coiors. etc. Something Of come down for a
historian-ssso- called.
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~ TON.
No. $50 PENNA AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-The Com.
missioner OF General Land Once, Is IN receipts
Of returns showing disposal OF 76,li7 acres
Of the public lands during the month of De.
tober last, at the local office at Eau Claire
Wisconsin, and 1925 acres Mt the local off ce
al Fort Dodge, Iowa. The greater portion OF
the land was located with agricultural college
scrip, and the remainder taken under the
homestead law and sold for cash.
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KILLED aANorHER MAy.-Ciay Sharples.
who few weeks ago killed young NuIt a.
williamsport. in this county, by stabbing hin,
with knife. on, Saturday last shot and Killed
at Mercersbufg au oGioer who was attem ming
hss arrest ppeD- The change Of m ardsring Null.
- rsfoten {Nd.) Press. = - -
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GHS. CLINTON Is. FIsKH, formerly connected
with the Freedmen's Bureau, is writing book
about the freedmen, and his experiences ana
observations in the bureau.
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SRcRErARY W1LLRs.-Hon. Gideon Wsiles
Secretary OF the Navy, Is improving, and 10
day was able to cit mp for some time.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
INSURANCE.
National Capital Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC

CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GRESS.
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IsrExAL RxvESUB.-The receipts from thi
source to-day were s3r3s ssa3s Is. TT T-YEFF 80.
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The MATRIMONIAL ESsAeKMENT of Mr.
Joseph T. Ho&Iand, OF New York, and Miss
Perry, of Newark. NJ was formally an.
nounced ~ dinner party given by the pros
pective gyPom's mother few days since
Miss p. is The daughter of ex.Congressmar
Perry, and Will be RENE m bered as a ra.he,
snowy but not very bean Il full young miss, by
The guests at Wizards of TWO or three win
tere ago.
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THE WHITE hoUsE.-The regular meeting
OF the Cabinet was neld to. day; all the men,
bers present except Secretary Welles. Among
those who called To see the President this
forenoon were Hon. Reverdy johnson, Senator
Fessenden. and Representative Spalding. OF
Ohio.
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NAVAL ,ORDRRs .-Second Assistant Eugi.
peers Hiiisry Missiner. Nathan p. Towns anc
Henry "a. z uig, ordered to temporary duty
connected with the Wampanoag. Passed As
sisIant Su rgeon Chas. II. Giberson, ordered t(
the New York navy yard. First Assistan
rendezvous nj Boston, N shipping dremen AND
coal heavefs. Passed ASH surgeon Ed r.
Dodge, detached from New York navy yarc
and ordered TO tbs Dacotah. Passed Assistau
Sureeon A A. Hoehiing. detached from ths
Dacotah and ordered home. 8 .rsf ,,.,f- =
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08


A Masonic MEETING DR.. Rob. Morris, the
well-known Masonic author and poet Rob
Morris, III. D., will give REGULATIONS Of his
Masonic Poems, at the Masonic Hall in this
place, on Wednesday, November Goth, com.
mencing at Z p. m, Master Masons only will
be admitted. This is the first visit of DR.
Norris to The Fraternity OF our place VIC
doubt not it will be n welcome one to his nu-
merous friends. We learn that Dr.. Morris
will embark, in 4 few weeks, upon an impor-
liant Masonic crrand to Europe and the Holy
Land, thus initiating a series of explorations
into the antiquities Of those countries which
were the birthplace and cradle Of Freemason-
ry. This plan will be fully explained to the
b~rei.ern at the meeting above named.
Mr.. Bartlett, the business agent of DR.. Nor
ris, informs us that ample notices of this v;si,
have been distributed, SO that every Master
Mason in the county will consider himself
invited to attend. DR.. Morris stay here is
positively limited to a single evening.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

IOWA CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The interest in
continues. Public meetings for the purpose
OF raising subscriptions have been held in the
county during the past week, and the com.
mittee are meeting with much encouragement
4 large railroad meeting will be held at
New Hartford this evening. The cont actors
have resumed work on the road in this county
This will require funds, and the stockholders
will be called upon to pay up in order to con-
tinuc the prosecution Of the work. The ties
and bridge timber will be got out this winter.
They are pushing the work with commendable
activity on the lower end of the road. The
0skaloosa CVaserpator says .sThe grading Of
the Iowa Central Railroad. between this city
and Eddyville is progressing finely, and be.
tween Eddyville aud the south line of the
State, the work is approaching completion as
fast as vigorous work can be brought to bear
upon it. The gentlemen experimenting the
work will do everything in their power to
finish it up as soon as possible. In about one
year the iron horse from the south end Of the
road will be seen making his entry into our
thriving city. Some persons think we will
have a railroad celebration at Oskaloosa when
that event %transpircs. It will be nothing
strange if we do make a little Cedar
Falls Gazette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

AccIDENTs.-A Mrs. Marsh was badly in
jured by a team running away and upsctting
a wagon while she was in it, at Belle Plaine,
not long since. She resides at Irving in this
county.
Not long since while two little boys were
peeling bark off of a log near a saw mill on
Chambers street st. Louis, the log became
loasened from the pile and rolled off, there
being a slope in the ground the boys were IN
able to get out Of the way of the log, it ran
over them, but fortunately for them there was
an indenture in the ground into which they
were forced, which saved them from being
crushed to death. One of them had one leg
badly crushed. They are reported as doing
WE'LL
In St. Louis, near the Union Mills, o terri
blecxrlosion took place killing one boy Welsh,
his skull a portion Of it being torn off expos.
ing the brain. The other boy Williams, was
terribly wounded, and his condition was
considered critical indeed. The cause Of the
accident was the explosion Of q loaded she'll
while being opened.
Capt. Dudley, of Muscatine county, was
killed not long since. While he was attempt
ing to put on the wagon bed on his wagon,
| the mules took fright ran away and horribly
manglcd him, he died from the injuries re-
cieyed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

The Vinton District Conference OF the NJ. T..
church closed an interesting session of a day
and a half in this place on Thursday 3lst ult.
tifteen ministers were present and ~rartici-
Reviews were read and discussed. Also such
questions as pertain to the practical workings
Of the church. On Wednesday afternoon an
interesting chilirens meeting was held. A
large number Of children and adults assem-
bled AMI were addressed by Revs. Knapp and
Heaid. Thus We trust a hew impetus was
given to the Sunday School cause.
The following resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted by tue conference:
LIST. R~eso!tea, That we tender our sincere
thanks TO the kind friends OF Toledo who have
SO Hospitality entertained US during our stay
among them.
I'd. Resolred, That the Secretary Rev. j. s.
Eberhart furnish a condensed statement of
the doiuss of this conference for publication
in the Tama County REPUBLICAN.
On Wednesday evening q sermon was
preached by Rev. J.. G. Wilkinson after which
the sacrament Of the Lords Supper was ad-
ministcred followed BY 4 speaking meeting Of
unusual interest. The conference throughout
was pleasant and profitable we trust to al.
Us EHEEHAKT,
Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

Another Of those f~rightful railroad accidents
occurred near Cincinnati, on the goth ult.,
caused by carclcssness Of railroad employees.
A passenger train was coming into the city
and a freight train just come in, the switch
was left open and the passenger ran into the
freight train smashing up things generally,
killing one man aud disabling several others,
and burning up quite a let of cars.
A little Eve year old boy was fatally injur-
ed by the burning Of some matches with which
he was playing a short time ago. lie lived
in Mitchell county in this state. Boys should
take warning from these and similar acct
dents to be careful what they are playing
with.
y little boy, was run over accidentally, in
St. Louis, the other day by the carriage of n
Mrs. Christy. He was not very seriously ia
jured, though considerably bruised up. Med
ical attendance was procured and tae boy is
doing wall. Mrs. Christy paid all expenses
Thomas J%enking, of Pittsburgh, was choked
to death on Sunday, by a piece of meat which
lodged in his throat.
Two brothers, Charles and Horace II. Rolfe,
were drowned By the capsizing Of a sail>boat
in Sanbsrtcn bay, near Laconia Conn.,, on the
esd.
In New York city, on the morning of the
2ad, -four laborcrs engaged in demolishing an
old house in Lispenard street were buried
under a falling portion Of the building. One
uras lilln1 md ,hrao caynraly ip,nra1
A man was garroted and nearly killed in
indianapolis, Ind, on the night of the Goth.
A young girl named Cornes. residing in
Middleton, Dane county, Wis, fell into q els.
tern a few days ago, and was drowned. Ile'
mother in her frantic efforts TO save her child,
nearly sacrificed her own life.
Another serious accident in the city Of Chi
cago occurred on the 18th, from the careless
and reckless use of kerosene oil. A Mrs.
Rinrden wishing to light a fire, poured a guam
tiiy of kerosene on the flame. The fire instant
ly communicated with the oil in the can, an
explosion followed, and in /. moment the vic
ablaze, she ran wildly into the street, and her
hcartrending cries soon attracted a crowd of
excited persons about her, who did all in their
power to extinguish the flames. She died in
about four hours after the accident.
A MIR. Anderson, n swede, was instantly
killed ut Burlington in this state while at
work in the lumber yard of Damcon & Hos
ford. He was between two piles of lumber,
one of them fell on him killing himself in
SANITY. lie is represented as being a young
man of industrious and sober habits,
\ Mr. F~i,zsimmons, grocer, of Muscatine,
Iowa, had one leg broken on the 18th iIlt., the
wagon in which he carries around groceries
upset causing the accident.
\ fireman was killed in a steam saw mill
at Monmo.li, Kansas, on the 18th ult, by the
explosion Of the boiler. A MIR. Lucas one OF
The proprietors, was very badly scalled. lie
was blown about fifty feet. II IS very doubt
full whether or not he will ever recover.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

DEMoREsrs IL usTRATED MoNrHLY.-Thc
current number Of this favorite periodical is
avery good one. In addition to its usual
illust. atoms, including the colorcd fashion
plates, there arc three large plates devoted to
fashions, and another feature of special inter-
.est to ladies, viz a f~nlissizc pattern Of VIM
ter cloak. The special departments are not neg.
lccted, and there is the usual variety of ex-
cellent reading matter, stories, poems, ETC.
This is tho best and most useful Of the parlor
magazines, and no family can afford to do
without it. Subscription price, Sd yearly
with valuable premium. Address, W. Jen-
nings Demorest, No. Alb Broadway, New
York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08
BASE BALL.-In the last issue Of the Leader

BASE BALL.-In the last issue Of the Leader
the inquiry was made, Why did we not pub
lish the full sccre Of the match game OF base
ball played ct this place between the Oxford
and Toledo clubs, in which the Oxford club
came out winner? We answe that we did
not do SO for the credit of the Oxford club
The Toledo club in fact played the Oxford
club giving the latter four and fee outs te
three to tho former. We did not wish to max
that part of il public, but as we are called on
tor q reason we answer fully. Are you salts
fed Bro, Yarham? The Toledo club have
challenged the Oxford club to play a match
game which shall decide the championship
between the two clubs. Can you tell why il
was not accepted, Bro. larham?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

CRACK THIS NUr.-We respectfully ask the
attention Of the Union to the fact that at Was
terloo thirty.fr cents more were paid for the
same quality Of wheat at the same time than
1t Tama City. Our informer is no less a per-
sonage than Mr.. Mccormick. Crack that nut
will you? Mind this fact that the wheat was
raised on the same farm, threshed by the
sam machine and taken out OF the same bin
to market. Bsar in mind still! further that Mr..
Mccormick states if that is the way wheat
buyers at Tama City do they get no more
wheat from his part Of the county. What
think you now Bro. Ingham Of Tama City as
. "Wheat Market"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08
MAKRIED.

'CRAWFOkD-COONE.-At Toledo, Thurs
day, October 9th, 1867, by Rev. John Sweat,
MIR. JAMES II. CRAWFORD, to Miss WILNErrA
j. CooNE, both Of Howard township.
WILSON-WADE-On the 18th inst at the
residence of the brides father by the Rev. L.
G. Longsworth, Mr.. HENRY &. WILSON to
Miss LYDIA A. WADE, both of Tama county.
With this came q most luscious cake-this
is highly appreciated by the printers. Long
life and a happy one be theirs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

of this society by signing the pledge jus,
adopted, carried.
The names Of persons desirsus Of becoming
members we're then taken.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic
The pledge circulated was signed by eightye
two scholars.
Moved by the Rev. Edwards that a prelimi-
nary committe Of ten be appointed by the
chair to take measures for the formation of
an old folks Temperance Society, motion sec
onded BY DR. Rogers who then made some very
pertinent remarks. lie thought the pledge
was not radical enough, ii should 20 some
farther, it ought to exclude the use of tobacco,
boys who attend Sabbath School smoke and
very Appropriate manner the devices used by
men to get liluors-,hey were often afflicted
with divers diseases and in divers ways-men
who were considered honest in other transac-
remarks were timely ard appropriate.
The motion was carried. The chair appoint
Cd as such committee.
Rev. Edwards, ". II. Harrison. Hon. 7. A.
Graham, G.. r. struble, Esq, Rev. Eberhart,
Mrs. +. L.. Dillman, Mrs. c.. W. Conant, Mrs.
S. D. Eadie, Mrs. W. ii. Harrison, VIM. Alden.
Moved by Will. Miller that til" regular
meetings 81 this society he held on Monday
preceding full moon, carried.
On motion meeting adjourned.
J.R. STEWART,
President.
II. RAxoLps,
MARY GRAHAM.
Vice. Presidents.
j. T. RICE,
Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08

NOTICE.-All persons knowing them.
IN selves indebted to W. p. Cunningham
for medical services during the las. five years
will please call and settle either by cash on
note. By doing so, you will save cost and
trouble, also do me a favor, as well as Justice,
must and will have my books settled this
Fall. The books vii! be in my hands for set.
Element until the Ist of Nov. next. After
that date they will be left with the Justice.
W. Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 10Th, lS67.-i2 81