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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25

pl-Thls week We were presented w''h a
most exquisite and ia''ehliy arranged
bouquet. Who the fair donor Is We eatno'
surmise; but the selection snd tho order
In which the flowers were disposed, proves
90 our satisfaei ion she Is OF cultivated m'nu
md splendid taste. epresume like every
other man, our senses are most paWs''ul'!
effected and our thoughts most elevated by
The sight OF charming, lovely woman, next
by the melody Of music, then the fragrance
and beauty OF flowers. We return our
most heartfelt thanks aud assure the lair
riyer of our fond appreciation Of sHeh
presents.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Railroad Company.
Principal and interest Payable In eOis,

/ lie Houston and Texas G Htral Railway tohp5-
n.y. 10. sessng the most valuable Charter of all the
Railroads In Texas, now stands hfessclly at the
head Of all our public enterprises With 25miles Of
road completed and it's large grants Of public lands,
now aInpnnting to million acres, all destined to
become of great value, 1t possesses in actual assets
property far above its Capital Stock and lis debt. IT'S
progress is being pushed forward towards Red River
with all the rapidly consistent with prudence and
economy Ere long 1t win become not alone the tho
roug for the vast wheat region of Northern Tex
as but, connecting with the Kansas Road, 1t will DO
the main channel Of inter. comm ,nicutioh between
| the Gulf and the great new Nortweft. IT'S remote
connections carry it to the system of Mis- .o-ii Him
ncso'n and Iowa railroads, we'll tbs Grant Cen:
trail Pacific on the North, af The Great Southern Pa
cic which to connect at New Orleans with the Cal.
if1rnia Gulf on he South.
In addition to tho above remote col ncctions We
may loint to the Washington County Road, (also
owned by tho H. & T. Central Corporation the Bra
zus Branch, which is under constructions and tho
co Branch, as well rs others projected to embraces a
wide scope of country from which the traffic Will ID
brought to feed the Central Road.
Already the income of Ito road Affords ample means
to cover all expenses repairs, and more ihan doubc
enough to pay the interest on Its bonds. Thirty
miles more are now under contract and negotiations
are pending for still further lettings When these
are compe,cd the rates Of earnings Win be greatly
increased and establish It cf the most proftn
aud important investments in the country.
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ny Ne had ,hs pleasure Of meeting last

pss- We had The pleasure Of meeting last
week cur old aud esteemed friend john H.
bingham, Of tho Mckinney Enquirer nc
was locking ,llrsmsly we'll, anl one would
Judge ,La, Collin possessed Macy al'ras-
lions for the gallant gentleman a' he h"'''
easily wsaned himself from h'' old nome
/, useless to say sny,hins Of tie sterling
sheet Of which Mr.. Ringham Is Proprietor
i, iswsll Known to all Ltre, and those
10 whom /, Is po', they Should lnS'''le'
and asanaiut themselves With Us able
aoiumus
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25

nay Newhsrd's Ministries gave Two ex'
bibi,iops in this place during the present
week to very good houses. We did not at
tend, and had not the pleasure Of listening
n the music and wit Of the company ou'
have heard the troupe spoken OF us more
than usually talented for lhe'sfayeline eS'
bibi,ions which come along. To those who
love TO laugh We We say ':.ey eauno' o'
better accommodated than by seeing new
Lard's Minsirels.
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For C0uml''ss Of Arrangements

49, Every siiiIsn ia lhF ooun'y 'ssArh'
s.lly requested to attend = public ms'',ns
"a be holden Al the Court House 10 'h's
place on SATURDAY, May Fad, to 'sAe into
consideration The necessary STEPS 10 open
the rr'uiiy River so as il will be suitable
for steamboat LsyigAiioR,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25
Notice

EgTILL he offered for sale on the premi-
w i,cs. the Oh day Of May, At cutlery
10 the highest bidder, for eash and beefeai,
lie. one u tie finest tracts 81 timbered
land on EoHleiis Creek in Dallas Ccuniy-
-,O-i g 10 acres ner Mr.. John Kirby Block
No. 2 IN tie Criss snrrey. ID Block North
n Kirhssl NJ. Ki-5y Or Squire John
Suiilefs vii slscE tie lard- There is q
fne lasting. clear, deep Lake unsurpassed
for rsiik surrounded BY heasy hrioer On
III. trs-t lfriIi Be soli IN riotks 81 j.
80. - =. measuring fron Easi 70 Nesi
E ir.-,i'-s.n- he 6s.i.tre5 r.nd. he c-sh .
T 4, psi5 On ii.s .1sy 81 sale, ard he BEE
! r.-i,s ~ era 81 ~ ~ b. iiiirs are =.
si--u,aiis. ~ - efs he oaiy heirs 70 ~
s.aie. -11.. - -f'i
FrrHAN 3 ELIZA cLAPf.
-Itin - s,ifa ts-ff sresnsei. .
ua--h isit l153-9t4i-
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nAsONfO.
rsrRAY NOTICES.
BsLiss co,sTV.

AZ g~-i-siaurr. ihr islloHing rsfafa
ia, Onr sgRHEL MARE Hhiis 20 a.
fsT.l.,.l b.sai,A ar "a lea sAeu.isF, ~
80. IN. "a harls Lish- oas hAl TIT
my asalst'l. uatmuls- oEe hi,AAA
NAKRk Ysars IA, lil hanis hish' 40
hrsnl. One RAl nOfSh COLI, year,
IA ~, hsaaas. nne RAY MARE laa
bani, lisa. 40 hranls, IS .saIs Oh, uas
nay uoRsF. is-Fars on, ma hTsnds- ohe
NAV HORSE = years Oh, no eEahlsi
TBKFN UPbyN.C. Floyd anl ss'raysl
before !. T., Nrknighi, }, = "ne ma
MARE ahaui,l3l hsnis llsh' suppose, 70
be 8 srars oll, l.ni i'gs nhl'r' snaii @h',s
srssks ia he face, branded On W. az"
,iauider hal nai intsilisihle, a-s'-l
TAkRN or by Cril Miller and ss,Ia y,
"A hsfo,s Rsn. Long, J, 4 one BAY HORSE
lllhan.is hish, saddle marks, and len M
f,St uhiie. ahali o year, old, and talnel
.,sia nurHAY HORSE, about IL hAnd'
Nj. h.lIF saddle markel, white spot on
/ IA side III nssk, supposed 20 hate hseh
I lo,., ~ a rope OF halter, a very small ehl's
mi In iorshsal, lei, bird FOO, white, brand
.. lei, shoulder lapsFfso', supposed TO DC
II heart. about Yeats old, ahl valued AZ
81 Cns BLACK MARE PoSY, II hands
Lisb branded X oa len Shoulder aud val
fusd a. sllO' l-i
Geo. ". Barton, coaniy Commissioner
"a, : 10 ne the following estrs!s' =,
"Es ,tcK MAREI years old, -.
h,nS. lish er in the iorvhssd, 80, n ~
ia aa nas, ne brana., "ne year eli nv" /,
sa,, ons Jark blue .'-n PONY maIT, /
80. mi. iiaek mare aua 'a''' p'a" "i w.
an ,hs len lin l.. aud on the righ' 81 ''''a',
| No. hla,k . wear old stub colt Ono va;
mar, N hands hish, : or . years old, blaeN
L.. mnne aud tail. One . year old bay
gi1s, .tar in forehead, One forIol year
All i,elt. Two white feet. Ono dark d"ni
! MARI. ill hands high, O years Oh UP OF
rIrh, car cut of, one h.nd foot whiie, bran
Al q an left shoulder. Ond bay horse 10
ssnl. Lieh . years old son,e saddle marks
hrsnlsl on the right hip W. One Brown
sor.s 3 ye1rs old, branded on the lei'
shoulder IN connected, some sadie m"'A'
small star in forehead ! ! hand hign'
Geo. W. Barton, County COMMISSIONER
reports 10 ne the following eslrnys'
One sorrel mare or 10 years OLD ~
hands high, al feet white, small streak u
forehead, branded S Il on lett hip, o on lei
shoulder aud 90 on right &,
one bay mare or years old 10 hanu
lbiph. small white streak in forehead, h,n'
feet white. branded 5 T. on LETT shoulder
brand on right shoulder indistinei, lett en-
split. One two year old gray hlley' IN
aboy, rnnuing NJ ihe widow Johnson
miles North Of Dallas.
Geo. W. Barton, County COMMISSIONS
norris to me The following 'strays -.
One blue .oan 6lley . years old, few whi'
hairs in forehead, little white under III
} fetloek of left hind foot, branded o. o
right shoulder, 10 hands high, running
miles North of Dallas, at the smith ihrn
, |. d. Webb, County Commissioner n
:. ports to me tie following estrays.
One Yoke of work Oxen, one blacl
. marked swallowfork in thclefl ear 9yeai'
l old, branded o with line through II Q
the right hip, the other black sided, WI
/, white back and belly, marked crop oil u
! left and swalIowrork in the right ear,
: brands. oi'St' -
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Piano. Guitar and Sacred Music.

Of the latest publication and best authors.
rs7y~ To my old customers, friends and
patrons, | would say that have gone
10 merchant izing in earnest II
YOU have found out by my dea ings with
you FOL, the past eight years has proved fair,
honest and satisfactory, will assure you
that | am going,to pursue the same policy
for the future. | shall not tell you that
am going to sell at COST, or under COST, i0r
that has got to be an old story, and nobody
would believe it; but one thing Will state,
that will try my best to sell you goods SO
that both can live, or we shall divide the
profits. 80 y: "EsIEh'
Dallas; Sept. 90, 1S6T-2af
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Dallas 4irra(a.
n0ME ITTMs ANp nlPPLNIAGs,

Ftssr o. MAr-ihs sathaih Hfhss,'
viil uni,s ani leli ihsir AHnisfIssif o.
.hr.tion IN Ttiiay, tte lsi dap ~ MAJ
~ -Cammitiss q Auassfmsnis lTel.'ss
that zach famiiy Furnish Toe me 't'-,'-.
the kihi ani amount % IipF,''eA 1870.
isnt, alIfady prepared shi ss@' - 'N'
around 81 al tarly hour NJ ihs aaN-
Appropriate Addresses Hl.' b. n"ls %
wv. Ross,
r.r Committee u Arrangements,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25

Come TO hand same day issued and exc
cuted same day by ordering this rrit'o be
published inihe Dallas Herald for four sue
cessive weeks
n. r. WrSxIFRED,
f31dt1 ee Sheriff Dallas County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25


T'ur RAILWAY WAR-The con.
test bet gcen the Now York Central
railroad md tire Erie railroad grows
out of tbs attempt of Cornelius Van
derbiIt. President of the Central, to
ret possession of the rival Erie road,
by secretly purchasing 100000 600
of the 1lrie stock, representing Il
majority of the shares. To prevent
this, Daniel Drew, President of the
Eric road, issued $S,OO0,OOO more OF
stock, professcdlv Tor the purpose
of making Il broad.guage'connectIon
between New York and Chicago
but really to water" the stock, SO
that Vcnderbilt's purchase would
not represent Il a5ority. Tho Is,
sue is the direction of the Erie road
-wcther it shall pass out Of the
present management into the same
hands that control the New YORK.
Central, Hudson river and Harlem
roads
Each side is .cndeavoring to OBJ
tain favorable Legislation at Albany
tho Drew party to gain authority
for the issue Of the additional stock
the Vanderbilt party to prevent it
The Erie company, to avoid lega
proceedings by Vanderbilt, have re-
moved their office, assets, etc. tt
New Jersey, and have procured the
passage of u bill by the Legislature
of that State authorizing them t
transact their business there.
An exchange, speaking Of thu
conflict says it has heard it men
toned, us an indication of the way
the case is likely TO be decided b.
the New York Legislature, that Van
derbilt is worth seventy million
while Drew stands up under onl,
sixteen millions.-Gdt. NeUs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25

TIE HOUSTON &TEIhS CENTRAL
Railway Company
NOW OFFER For SALE THROUGH US,
THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE rs YEAR
SEVEN PER CENT.
COGPON BONDS.
rr:ncipa! and Interest Payable In Coin.

This m. Ct i btlievrd, Is Hpsqualird in security
Is ~ ROW in the msrsei. u j. litter Than public
siuls bccar.e u isserufei by fnortsHges uf-sn ray
me iref~s Iafssis IN ssc~ss fiie h~n' ard 'nnnot
Re ft-iu.ied And tczidrs Ibis, d pays nearly forty
s,r r..t iiter interest than the bret covrrurncnt
ssrsriiies The loudhallsr 10 rrrtsn Of rssiring
BE 'nt.r.-si ~ he couprn dag cmss round Tiers
!. ~ 81 is mess IN Tsrns, sf'h-r Tiaufing. ner
issf. q insnus--urin=. ia ~sirh The sane IN
ai > 49, iiuss and i-isf sr- i-iri iiiiv eonsieS
s-,i1r 80 Is ua T. "a r-siir- rquli ar-rs=s in
rri-
rrr--.irs nf Criirf s'rirs -. 20, - chr
s--t4is rs-r isiu fl,-e tsti- srrai -iirsn.AE.-
uss1s go o. fiaaiu-i . - sll-aibrrs airsrflys
s- a.. u=h .iiy r-si-.r.-i ils t-itr-
- ie.ia-, -iFilg %
HOUSTON IzsrnkxcE oozrAsrs
TEA111Es
rxcus-rE Ayp coTEEyNExT SCI RITE
rrsa-sss- Eriislir. uaa-iur. 1rrass
H. AL . fsr--sr frn-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25

AL ainfll fH lsf ltl n.irl
Os Calfmt SEE lnasafff 0h
charges lrfftffri IT I.f N'f
ana apisinifi lirH fI.ff rtl'
ter IL hs fmF rHlHi iftasafH
Hf..fNu
lahn f lsali.fHu 0'lfrinlrn-
deni .fif. STAT l'i's'H. las hefh
r marni rri IirrHham NafiNeN
apfanir,i ih Hi, Itart
II az saka- rIiA "a ntH ~ "l
oniuers wefo ip day vpIain'ri i'f
Charlottesville
Tho Conservative l1eeaiive Csm-
miiiue last nislt cailoi q SLATE Con
ventlon, a. meei here on Hay l'lh'
ta nominate State oiiicers-
The final vote on the Constitution
( ia the Convention last night Was
l5l 10 c. Republicans Votin :
a,sinss il,
I.oNDoN, April lT.-oaleial adj
vices from lhe Ahsnnany eSpedi-
ton STATE that l.oul Napier " :
sixty miles ff0m Magdela hins
Theodore Is said 10 DO greatly al
armed and his plans uncertain,
Denmark is about 10 sell Santa
| Cruz 10 France,
A great Liberal meeting has been
hold al ST. James llsll, Plcadiley
Earl Russell, presided
Ifit is rnmorol that the Abysin,
ian captives have been released aud
that the war Is ended,
| LoND6S, April 1.-THE FenlaH
IA 'als will commenced ON Monday
at tne Oh Bailey, before LORI
Chief Justice cockburn,
Tho latest japan ady'eeS slel'
that the Milsado has declared wal
against the Tycoon. ION
Liberia. meetings are being hes
4 throughout England, the prominent
objects of which are the disondow'
mcnt Of the Irish Church and lh'
redress q! Irish grievances.
LoxDoN, April .S-ll;l5 A. NJ
Consol aS9 to a3s; bonds 7Os to cot
LVERpooL, April ls-cotton mr.
mer; sales 10000 bacllsi ailoat j.
l29. l2h .l2a, l24
NRw York, April ls,-6old 1889
Cotton very firm; holders ask 30 -
81, 81 IL, and 32c. Receipts Of th'
week 100000 bales; sales OF thu
week %, 000; exports 10000 bale
stock on hands $4,000 bales. Gol'
f 1889
LWERrooL, yesterday p. NJ
Cotton ilrmer rand more active; sale
IL, 900 bales ut l2s TO l2s.
NEW YonN, April lS.-l2 M
Cotton holders ask an advance, bn
buyers operate with caution. No
much doing Sterling steady. Col
3Ss. ...r. .Ir....f ..r .if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25
School BOOks and Stationery.

Also. that have made arrangements with
one of the largest publishing houses IN
New York, so that can order any book, or
books, that mny not be on hand, ana get
them in the shortest possible time. nave
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-25
fEsl-- I-I-I y -
The Dallas Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.
BUILDING ENGINES and BOILERS
nnnING cYIINnERS- &c.

BORING CYLINDERS, &C.,
We keep always on hand, BOILER RIv-
ETS. GAGE cocks, CRATE BARS, EN-
IN Is for TfIRESHERS and REAPERs,
BABBET METAL, &c.
We win i-ake aud keep cor siantiy on
hand for sale, Cast Iron Flows,
which we win warrant TO be equal 10 any
and As lew in price, as the same can be
had anywhere.
We havs very superior machinery 70 DC
ali our work. including LARGE IRON
LATHE and a PLANEB, for planeius Iron
and we will guarantee 10 give eEiiIe sA''s
faction TO al who may favor us Win can
CASTINGS of ell Kinds,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05
VXIE ARE STILL MAKING 4 COMPLETE
w REvOkUTnON In Trade. and

w REVOLUTION In Trade, and
selling every description Of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Plated Ware, Jswelry, Watches, Sew
ing Machines, So, for the uniform price Of
Owe Dollar. We would impress upon our Pat
rons that our Stock 10 not composed Of second
hand Goods or Pawn Brokers' unredcemed
Stock, but Goods carefully selected direct from
American and European Manufactures, The
greatest portion Of which are Manufactured
Exclusivsly for ~, which fact enables us to
offer our customers better goods for the money
than those who profess 70 be Manufacturers
Agents." or than CAN DE OBTAINED IN ANY
business, has compelled w to remove to more
spacious quarters; therefore have leased for
term Of years, the elegant block, newly ercc-
ted, 1t Nos. Is aud 100 Summer Street. We
are the 6rst who have attempted to make
Revolution il Trade, = BY enabling the public
to procure goods in small quantities at manu-
factursrs prices. thus saving the consumer
three large profits made in passing through
tho hands OF the Commission Merchant, the
Wholesaler and Retailer. Send Clubs Of ten
or more, with 10cts. for each descriptive check,
and the getter up Of the club will receive
present worth So 10 $500, according to number
sent. Send for our new Circular. We have
also made airangementsNW with tho Great ORR
eHsdI Tea Co., OF bOst0n, % that We can furnish
our customers with other Goods and their Pull
line Of TEAS ut precisely tho same terms to
Agents as though dealing directly with the
company, thus giving An opportunity Of selec-
ting from the various grades any quality they
may desire. wc also pay agsnts the same
commissions - allowed by tho Company.
Blank form Of order, with price list and "TIiE
TEA CUP" sent 70 any address. PARKIR s
Co. Nos. % and LOO Summer Street, Boston
Mass. (l9w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05

DIvrsroS.-A petition has been presented to
tho Board ofsupervisors Of this county, by d
very small minority Of the citizens Of Toledo
township, asking for division Of the same
The idea seems TO have originated with the
bright Imagination Of some Of the Tama City
mon, who came up ovsrnowiug with the gen.
oral plea Of ..Conveniences, /" but nothing sps-
ci6c in this dirsction Was shown except that il
was ineonvenisnt 10 come to Toledo 10 vote;
Il the suggestion Of Capt Safely was carried
out, ''pass the ballot box around" itwould re-
move that difficulty. Speeches werc made by
outsiders for and against tho measure. The
Board desired not to act hastily in the matter,
and have postponed any further action until
the second day Of the September Term, at
which time it will be made the special order
for the evening session that day. We have not
the time to say anything further now, but
will ventillate the pros and cons Of the qucs-
ton hereafter, both as to the legal and con-
venient phases.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05

V1VO THE LADIES' We arc agents for over
i ONE HUNDRED Importers and Manu-
facturcrs, and are prepared to furnish the
whole country with Dry and Fancy Goods,
Silks, Shawls, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Furni-
ture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, 80, &c., 1t
the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
Send your clubs Of 10 and upwards, for dss-
criptive checks, showing what article can b
obtained for One Dollar, With 10 cents for each
check. Circulars sent free.
Presents worth from 50 to $500 sent free Of
charge 70 agents sending olubs.
Agents wanted in every town. CUSHMAN
& Co.. 10 Arch Street Boston Mass. Iowa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05
WANrED, AGENTS SIS to $500 pc

"ANTED, AGENTS.-$75 to $500 per
w month, everywhere, male and female,
to introduce the CeSwins Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing AdcAine. This machine
will stitch. hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in q most superior man
nsr. Price only sig. Fully warranted for
chine that will sew stronger, more beautiful,
or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes
the "Elas:ic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot b.
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay
Agents from SIS TO 500 per mouth and ex-
penses, or . commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOMB
& Co; Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mass.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured IOWA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05
kNM. II. HARRISON,
General Insurance Agent,
26 TOLEDO, IOWA.
DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that will on
Saturday, June 9th, A. d. 1868, at the hour
Of o'clock, P. Mat the front door Of thee court
House, in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder. Provided
tho same brings the appraised value. The
west half Of south west quarter, and east
half Of south west quarter Of section sixteen
(16), Township IS, range l6 west.
Terms-One fourth cash down, and the bal.
ance in ten years, with annual interest ut
eight per cent per annum.
DAVID ID. APPELGATE,
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Toledo, Iowa, April %, 1868. l7s2tf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05

A gents Wanted for the LIFE Of GRANT, by
"A staff officer. This 10 the only Full,
Authentic and Official History Of the Life and
Public Services Of the Great Chieftain, and
the only one thai is endorsed BY al his Lead
ing Generals. Send for specimen Pages and
terms. Address National Publishing Co, Chi
csgo ILL.,, or ST. Louis, Mo.
CAUTION-The country 10 being flooded
with se>eallsd Lives Of Grant, written hytCiv
ilians and Politicians, who never saw batlo.
See that the Book you buy 10 endorsed BY al
ths Leading Generals, l9w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
u HOW DIS
610001


A. q 0OldleP And Z SealeSmAo.
An accurate history Of his military and civil
career. II one large octave volume, nearly
eco pages, finely illustrated. Agents will
ind Ibis he book 70 cell ct the present time
The largest commission given. We employ nc
General Agents, and offer extra inducements
to canvassers. Agents will see the advanta-
ges Of dealing directly with the Publishsrs.-
For descriptive circulers and terms address.
J. II. BURR & CO. Publishers.
June 6, '60,n22 Hartford, Conn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05

TEN pouxDER.-Somc Of our widc-awake
and go.ahead Republicans, took notion that
the Republican party needed little Grant
thunder during the coming campaign; and
just thirty minutes from the time the idea
Was first conceived, they had the snug sum Of
$500 raised for . cannon no poundcr,) and
in three days from that time "Rsd Bet" was
booming from our public square. every die
charge making the Butterhsads and Copper
nuts quake in their boots. The gun i Of The
RednAn pattern; Manufactured In st. Louis
Aisseuri, from which plaes u Va shipped.
The gan locks liis shs has seen service
and should nt wondsr IL 4 has not nads many
.jehany Rsb," st up sad duse. Lsek out
Xluxs for ~ ides efNevenber.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05

HsARD FaoN.-w. p. Chew, formerly ~
employee Of this Office, has turned up in -
. Territory, fat, ragged and saucy. He
sent this Office several specimens of rare
stones, petri6ed snakes, &C.. taken from en-.
bankments while working on the Pseikc rail
road shout 100 miles west Of Cheyenne. May
Chew never be out ''sorts" and have hin
shooting. stick" level, when there arc Ingins
about
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-05

NOTHING LIKE 1T IN MEDICINE. A
IN luxury to the plate, painles cvacuant,
gentle stimulant to the circulation, n pers.
piratory preparation, an anti-billious medi-
cine, stomachic, diurctic, and an adn,ira
bic general alternative. Such are the &c
knowledged and daily proven properties Of
VARIANTS Effervescent APEKIENT. Sold
by all Druggists. 10w4