Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-27
NEW
FOR 1868

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The following are seine Of the disinctiv
features Of the State Reyishr:
Political Observation-Disclosures over BY Hon
+. w. Palmer, whose able conduct Of the %
per for the past seven years has given it sncl
a hold upon the Republicans Of Iowa.
Official Characteristic location 1T the Cap
ital the designated official paper Of the State
the complete reports Of the proceedings Of tn
Legislature, and Supreme and Federal Courts
proceedings Of Stasc Conventions, publication
BY law Of head notes to Supreme Court Deci'
sions &c.
Tclegraphic News--Dispatches Of the New
York and n. W. Associated Presses; Cabl.
Dispatches, and Special Dispatches, by which
the latest news can reach you as soon .,
through Chicago papers.
State Ncws-Gleaned from our large ex.
change list, our large corps Of correspondence
and from the State Records at the Capitol.
Crops, Weather, Prospects-Of the State
and Of the World, carefully compiled every
week.
Market Reports-By telegraph from the
pr incipal markets Of the world, received daily.
General News-Selected from al sources,
and given in q compact and readable form.
Religious Inteliigence-A synopsis Of what
ever has transpired throughout the Religious
World during the week.
Local News-Dishcd up by the inimitable
Ret giving q spicy account Of whatever &C.
ours at the State Capital that is Of generaiin-
tcrest.
Tour Of lows Counties-A series Of letters
accurately describing the resources, advan-
tages, inducements TO immigrants, SC, in each
portion of the State. These letters have exci>
ted great interest throughout the East, and
will be continued from time to time until oil
points Of the State have been fully described.
CONGRESSIONAL
The session Of Congress now about couven-
ing will be Of more than usual interest. I'm.
parchment, Reconstruction, the Finances, Tax
alton, will be considered. and the readers Of
the Register will be kept fully posted through
the regular reports and the special dispatches
and letters Of our own correspondent.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
The proceedings Of the Twelfth General AZ.
sembly, which convcnes on the 18th OF JAM
uary next, will be fully reported. Every man
in Iowa is interested in its legislation, and
should subscribe for the Regi.er in order to
be informed of what his representatives are
doing for the growth and progress Of our
noble young State.
THE COMING
In the twelve months ahead Of US weiehty
matters are 10 be considered. The Hydra.
headed monster Of treason is to be fought md
please God-efectually conquered. The
Register has entered the warfare and will not
take its ar-..or off until the Union cause shall
fully triumph, and the Government be secure
y reconstructed on the broad platform Of equal
justice and equal rights 10 all mankind. This
will be its battlc-cry in the coming
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
The partial success Of the sympathizcrs
with treason in some of the States at the late
elections will give them renewed courage and
embolden them to still greater efforts in the
Apr; aching canvass. The most effectual way
OF meeting them is to circulate reliable Repub
lican newspapers. To this end let
EVERY REPUBLICAN GIVE MS COUNTY PAPIR mrs
wARNEsT SUPPORT,
subscribe for it, read it, and place It in the
hands of his neighbors. If you can afford 10
take but one paper, let that one be your nome
paper; but Republicans ore a reading class,
and not many of them are satisfied with one
paper. To such we offer
THE owA STATE REGISTER roR 1868
as a reliable exponent sfthe principles of tie
Republican party, and as its central State
organ; as the Mrgcst ne,rs and Eaaily piper
in the West, and one that once having read,
you will not be satisfied 10 do without.
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following
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