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The roads leading into the city, both
county sud rail, are full or travellers
now. who come inio town IN the morn
ing aud 20 Gu. aRsin ia the evening. n
streets Of the city during the middle Of
tbe day are crowded vita strange faces.
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GOING IT ALONE.

late firm OF POWER 4 McGE X having
been dissolved by mutual agreement. l
take pleasure In informing my patrons and
friends that have REMOVED my place OF ouSi-
ness 10 No. rs WEST COURT sISEET IN the
rear Of PooIey q Bsrnumis Jewelry store,
where l can AZ all times be found with a wei
assorted stock OF goods, and where l viii carry
IN ~ Merchant tailoring Business IS before.
Cutfing and Repairing viii be done on the
shortest notice. JOAN EOg5
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MEMORANDUM BO0Ks-ths finest as
sovtmenI u the city, Al Geo. Patuson q
Cas-, Sl7A Msin street. y
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900 No. ! Satiues suits, 81 so per suit,
a. Riee & Engegs. nOv8 II
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A,ten1ioni Country Merchants

Attention! Country erchants
md Planters. $500 pieces
TTfDfs 1000 pi sCes 0snaburgs,
SOO0 Dfeoes Cotton Platds, 1000
= q Beans. 5000 pieces ker-
Tvs, 1850 pieces la Seys. 1000
Aieres FIauneIs, 5000 pieces
brown BOmestiCs, $500 pieces
RIeaChed 8OmesticS, are being
cIOsed cut at great SaFgatEls'
Also. a large stock of SODts,
SbOes. Hats, Clothing, Notions.
etc. at J. "a. hOeVv e1sftue &
Rr0 =. No. 23I hEain street, : lay
RuiIdiDg. These goods must be
closed out.
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EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 3
Msdsla street, has for sale City, county,
aud School Scrip, 10 amounts TO suit TAX
payers. :"
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TABERNACLE FAIR closes tonight.
Supper TIL twelve. Admission free.
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FRoNT Row MEM READ An OF you
& who axe 60 have Ire Sample Paper. can
get it Of Il. Wade Go. tits very strong
and hesvy. %
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4 large lot damaged Kid
Gloves IS cts. GsOG GOrEets "a
eIs. Luck for cheap liable. !.
III. IoewensIine a Bros. Clay
BuildinE.
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800 Nice OveTcOats, from s. 80 to SIS,
~ R.ee & Ergsl's, 2S Main street.
nOv2 II
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LETTER, CAP AMI NOTE PAPER we
mate 8 specially. Call and examine at
Gee. Patuison & Co.'s, Sl7A Main street.
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BANKRUPrs discharged December 2,
1855: Henry z. Fans worth, a. A. Bur
l--5n, Wan. II. L3sb and Samuel a.
Wilson,
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Jos LOCKE, 255I Main street, has al
the latest m0uthiies, geeklies aud daliies
fron every where New Orleans P.eAy-
uoe, Times sud Prics Current on hie. II
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PEABODY HAT! Peabody Hat! Pes.
body Has FrsBcisco & Wiggini oO'
Main street. Il
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zoo Isdies' CIosks, latest styles, and
elegantly trimmeG, from 20 90 to $50, 81
Rice & EEgel's. hON1o
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CARPETS AND FURNITURE-Just re
ceived Eud for sale cheap ~ Ames
Bestie & c., 396 Main street. u
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TO-DAY elegant lunch at 10 Jefferson
street. I'm
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CARPETS AND FURNTTURE-Just re-
celvsd and Tor sale cheap by Ames,
Bssttie s. Co, S98 Main street. If
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For SALE.-A good paying business.
Oaly . small cash cspitsi required. Ad-
dress f ;. T." this Office. o.
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GentS' COED Calf Boots 50
Gen s'CiOlEiing extra low. GeHts'
coed RhuIe ksit UBGer-hirfs and
Drawers 20 cts j. II. LeeWen-
slime e. BrO'r, No. ash Main -,
--@s. ha-oatEIS i'm Hats.
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SCHOOL BOOKs-the largest stock In
the market, very low, at Geo. Pattison&
Co.'s, STA Msin street e
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CARPETS AND FUREITURE-Jnst re-
ceived snd for sale cheap Dy Ames,
Bssttie s Co, 1896 Main street. II
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THE Peabody" Hat a great success.
For sale only at Francisco & Wiggin's.
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THERE Is NO instance on record where
a man who advertised literally failed of
euaoaaa
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FREE LUNCH daily at Raggio's, 10 JEFF
fersOn street. I'm
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.TORN REED.

1ARPENTER AND BUILDER. No e. Jeder-
son street. entrance In alley. Special AZ
tSnfion 1iven 10 Stair Work Houses and We
rsndshs rsaeo ready tcg Ah1ppan& snoFA
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Judge onderdoRk, OF New York,
largely interested in railroad enterprises,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route for New Orleans.
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so Dozen good Mems Hats at 81, at
Rice & Eogel's, 2SS Main street.
noV2Rtf
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100 Dozen pairs Cation Half Hose o.
Zoe per pair, at Rles q Engsl's, 2SS Main
atrsst, ncy2S tt
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CHLDRES'sF urs. Francisco wlgsin
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CHANCERY COURT.-W VIM. N. Smith,
O0nceklOr.-The demurrer calendar was
not concluded yesterday. The same will
sgsiR be taken up to-day and concluded
after which the calendar OF cases on hear.
ing docket, which were set for last Mon
day, will be called up for hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT. e. Bigeiosg,
Judge, etc.-This court, up to q late hour
last evening, was engaged in the trial OF
the case of Henry Jones, Indicted for
murder. 1t is likely this case will occupy
the attention of the court to-day.
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New arrival of Lsdiss' FuTs a. Fran
cisco & Virgins, SO7 Main street. At
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MINK Collars. Francisco & wiggln.
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STILL !
g. +. FIlley's "0ld Reliable"
CHARTER OAK

ZaATNrAINs it, reputation as the BEST
nj stow IN THE MARKET. J.F. Scha5el
4 Co, ~ Main street, are the ONLY A0EN1s
for Memphis. Always see FlusJs name q
each Stove. A good supply OF Coos1rg ano
Heating stoves, Crates, CASTINGS Copper.ll1
Sheet-iTon and Pressed Ware always On n@A1.
ss JOB Work promptly attended 70.
J.. T. SCHABEL q CO..
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CITY MATTERS.

TOYS at wholesaIe-Mepksn Bros. 81
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LADIEsi If on want 3 good CleAk
Cor little money, 80 to Rice d ERgeps.
noy2 II
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TOYS st wholesale-Menken Brcs. 2
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REHABILITATION.
Bozds leaned -.... -~~..-----~.s277FC
Bonds indorsed... ..... ........-...--.... ..-. 1880
Funded 2Tl5,S
Interest 70 January !, lSo9.----.~---. 2,27l,4
$, sos
and kenluesy Railroad lass umedby
Clsim of United States VS.. Memphis.
GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad
assumed BY the state)-~. So,7I
TotaI-. ~-S88,s4l,g
The following table shows the Stat
debt proper, the amount Of bonds loanel
railrosd companies, and issued for othe
purposes, for the interest of which th
State is liable:
state bonds loaned railroad COM
1900
siats deot S,Si3,se
Agricultural Boresu~..-~-~------- $1,000
Funding interest..a@~.-----....-.- 4,Ss5,O0O
Less amount refunded by DR.. Bur-
42,OOJ
state debt .4sslO6
Annual interest en- the above. 2,J72. AS
State Governments annual ex-
sVl,OO5
s2,s72,44s
Estimated revenue for
81 .a5,S45 %
Estimtd receipts from
railroad companies. $50 2s1 - s2,094,so5
ss77,6i2
Tbs aggregate value Of properly
listed Tor taxation in 1865 is S206.-
C53.369 20. This amount, at forty
cents on The 500. would produce. $50, 23
The number OF polls listed IS 1851,
al u lZ-Vo
sg74 ~
From his amount Is taken dedUe-
lions FOR releases, commissions,
and about 10 per cent. on prop
erty......... ...-..--....s--sll4 o< W
] On POLLS fer iusDiVencies,
errors, etc p per cent. 35,5i3 s. SigQ,345
Amount received nom tax on prop
erty and poIs..--.-.....----,- ..--... $ol3,925
From privileges eie.----~--.-.- SSi,blS
whole amount OF State sl.2O5,5A
These are the facts in the case fac
that will not damn" till the State del
is lessened.
1t will be seen at once that the finsI
elal interest of the State will not perm
q reduction in the rate of taxation.
am not Of the opinion, however, that
higher rate Of tax on property and pol
would be good policy. II it were poss
BILE Tor the State u have property assesss
ct seventy-nve per cent. Of its real yalu
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The following table shows the Stat
debt proper, the amount Of bonds loaneI
railrosd companies, and issued for othe
purposes, for the interest Of which th
State is liable:
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hEcULL LIUNos
By Alderman PassmOTe: A resolution
requiring the Comptroller TO report to
tie Board, as early as possible, a tabular
statement Of the amounts due from Sam
Tate to P. c. Bethel and Others, upon
tue purchase If the city's stock in the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad and
that he also furnish the amounts of In
terest paid by sid parties, and the char
acts. and amount of bonds retired and
Cancelled according to the provisions OF
the contract between the city and said
DaFtles. Adopted,
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erty--..~. ..---..~-..sl $50 90
on POLLS for fu~sDivenciee,
errors, etc . per cent 35,5i3 So sig0,345
Amount received nom tax or prop
erty and pOls.----.--.a-..-.- ..----- SolS,926
Prom privileges, eic..--.--~---~...... SSl,6lS
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IotaI.----..------ -....--:--.--s5 8. SjD,3I
Claim of United states IS. Eigefeld p
and Kentucky Railroad lass umed by y
the STATE ----~---.--~~---. sIsl.s0I
Claim of United States VS.. Memphis.
GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad .
assumed by the state -.-..-.-~. 3S0,7s'
---i
TcfuT SQs 21f -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
PITY THE PLOWHoLDER.

We saw a farmer few days ago
who told us he came to this State three
years ago, bought land at $40 an acre,
(i2W raised two crops Of wheat which
Yielded him $4,000, and now his land
would cell for $40 an acre and he has
not expended over 5000 in improve
ments. This will give him clear
profit of f5,400 for three years labor
besides the increase OF his stock and
subsistence of his family Who says
farming don't pay in this country p
Nascatine Courier
Ana vet this farmers land and stock
were taxed the same as other peo,les'
Would 1920 Put into Government
bonds, yield any where near that
amount Of income and profit ? Poor
"Plow Holder how we sympathize
with him in his oppression, and heavi-
v-taxed condition. Had he not better
sell his farm, Mr.. Courier, and become
"bloatei Bondholder ?"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

We call attention to the advertise
ment on another page. OF the Pre- 1il.m
List of eVhitiack's Horticu,tr Re-
eorde.." We have before Us as We
wrIte, the October NO. ot the ils-
e.retsr, And We add our testimony 10
us Importance anu yalle. Lac re
ports oi the "New YORK tru.t Grow
ers Cub a.oua Is wei worth tue
years subscri ption, to any rfaiterer
even otthe North West. The "lsteor-
der is published by JOINT Sock Com
pany, which taxes the business ioraner-
iy carried on solely by l.. l.. y mt
lock. The company annodncss ias
possession OF a"eapitai amply sutiieieet
tor conducting the business on se',.s
corresponding With its iapIdiy growing
demands 1t deserved . contiaued
and enlarged success. 1T.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
TO OUR READERS.

For several weeks we have had only
. nominaiiconnection with the editori-
81 columns Of the RsPuBLrcAS, our
name only appearing until perma-
nent arrangement tor our departure,
was consummated. That has been &C
complished, and with this number, pas
ses thefull proprietorship to Mr.. TRuE,
we having sold our interest to him
To our patrons, one and oil, we bid a
cheerful goodbye, and thank them
most kindly for their liberal patronage.
We return to "vld Linn County the
Banner Republican County Of the gal
liant State OF Iowa. While here we
we have had many pleasant associa-
tions, We cherish the memories OF the
past, and to our special friends we bid
q special adieu. J. I. RICE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
NEWSPAPER DE.fsgoys

l. ANY person who takes a pap.s seU
ularly from the post-o.iice-w;,s;aar j
rected tohIs name or another OF whvth-
er ne has subscribed or no,-is resp III
sible for the pay
: Ii any person orders his papec as-
continued, be must pay all arfeara-e>.
or the publisher may continue 10 sea &
it until pnyment is made, AMI collect
tor the whole amount, whether il il IA.
ken from the office or not.
3. Refusing to take newspapers ana
periodicals from the post office. ORE
moving and leaving them un,alie,I foy.
is priasa .tacis evidence of inteusions,
fraud.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

A correspondent of the Vestern Ter
aM writing from Fort Dodge says that
"the northern counties of Iowa ar. set
Ting very fast with an intelligent class
Of settlers, and the prairie is tas, beng
eubdued and male to produce bounti-
full harvests. Schools are established
and teachers employed. I think no
country in the world, Of equal age and
population, can boast of more conven-
lent school houses or better teachers
than iowa.
Well, now. with the above state of
stfairs and the rapid progress OF the
several rail roals, to which the ''Dowd
Amendment applies, we are unable to
See the necessity OF IN extra session
Of the State Legislature.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
DRol3ATE NOTkE-SrATE OF IOWA.
lts 9s&va (~cSNry -SS: ,.s,- ia IS 5ssss.

4 s-l
DRoBATE NOTleE--SrATE OF iowa
/ raMA CctNrY,-S ~ II e.s,.
Ia Cownty Coart for said county.
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom i may
ccnccrn, that Mt \ term Of the County CoItoi
Tama county, held At the Court House at TO-
ledo in sad county on the Cd day of November
a. d. 1863. ansfnsi r,irnent IN writing, bearing
iN.ethe 2Sth tls 3 Of August A y 1883, and pul.
porting - he the last will and Testament of
james .llases, hate .of satl couniiy, ,sgdcccas>
ed. VAS prcdncci and publicly read in open
Court; and thar thc next term Of said Court,
to b. holden on che 7,h day Of btcemher,
A. D. 1863, at the Court House in Toledo
aforesaid has been fixed for proving said
Will; and nt 10 o'clock y. M Of the day last
above mentioned. all persons interested nre
hereby notified and required 10 appear in sa'd
Court and show cause, il any they have Why
said instrument a:.ould not &c probated aad
allowed as and for the last Will and Tesla
ment Of the said deceased. s. Naa a@
THOMAS 3. FREE
County Judge Of rama county, lava
| Dated November 3, a. D. 1868. 4awt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
National Tina aalksgiying.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATE
OF AM8RICA--A PROCLAMATION.

| In the year which is now drawing
to its end, the art, the skill and the Ia
Dor Of the people of the United States
have been employed with greater dill
liyence and vigor and in broader fields
chan ever before, and the fruits Of the
earth have been gathered into the gra-
nary and the sto, ehouse in marvellous
abundance. Our highways have been
l.ngthened, and new and prolific re-
gions have been occupied. We are
permitted to hope long protracteG po
litical and sectional dissensions are at
40 distant day, to give place to return
ing harmony and traternal affection
throughout the Republic. Many for
eign States have entered into liberal
agreements with us, while nations
which are tar off, and which, hereto
fore, have been unsocial and exclusive,
have become our friends. The annual
period OF rest, which we have reached
in health and tranquility, and which is
crowned with SO many blessings, is. by
universal consent, convenient and
suitable one for cultivating personal
piesy and practicing public devotion.
| therefore recommend that Thursday,
the Twentysixth day OF November
next, be set apart and observed by all
the people OF the United States as a
day Tor public praise, thanksgiving,
aud prayer to the Aim: ghty Creator
and Divine Ruler OF the Universe, by
whose ever waschiul, mercitul, and gra
oious providence alone States and Ma
tons, no less than families and individ-
ual men, do live and move aud have
their being.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
United STATE oity OF Washington
this twelfth day OF October in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight nun
drei and sixty-eight, ami OF the inde-
p-ndence OF the United States the
ninety third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: -
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Sec. OF st tie.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

AccIDgNT-We learn that near Eu-
reka, Richland township, on SATURDAY
last, horse, belonging to Nr. I. Rams
dell, became frightened at bark ne
dog, and ran away with hired hanl
OF Mr. r. Tne mla, whose name We
conld not obtain was dragged quite a
distance anil though somewhat osa.sed.
was not seriously injured The h,r Sc
was not SO fortunate, but came out of
the fright with one broken leg.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
70 the ciizens Of rama County.

Inotice l in my travels, especially in
Richland township, that notices that
have been stuck up in the most public
places, in that township, have beer
maliciously torn down, before thu
meetings came off. Now, if there il
any more notices, or my business cir
culars torn down, that / post up,
shall prosecute them to the full extern
Of the law.
EDMUND l. HUNTER.
Nov. 10th, 1863.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

And still the huge half sheet Posters
are being stuck up all over Toledo.
Harrison IL Alden have just got out
their second lot OF them, and mag
n.tlcent ones they arc too. No oaa
can read them without becoming IN
tecte.i with the laudable desire - GUY
more goods ut their large Cash S.or..
Insy sell for Cash and sell lower they
say than any one else in I ma County
Go and see.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

W- Have you seen thern?-thoee
mammoth posters, which Free 1 Morse
hav Just had printed at ihls Oh and
are now being distributed over the
county. telling people, what q large
and well selected stock Of Go,ds they
have for sale. Look at them! Rcsd
,hem!l Then so and bay some OF the
Goods. t+4k ykxIf -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
81 The following Supervisor

81 The following Supervisors
row nrml - ---. =. -.
G. Jaqua, Buckingham,
J seph Powell, Carroll,
James Wilkinson, Columbia,
J. s. Townsend. Crystal,
J. w. Fleming, Grant,
A. w. Poyneer, Highland,
E. S, Beckley, Howard,
s. II. Baldwin, Lincoln,
T. Forker, Richiand,
Jacob Lou' xenheiser, Salt Greek
3 A. Hall, Tsma.
d, d Appellate, Toledo,
II. l.. Sm.th, York.
The Supervisors from Grant and
r eh'ani. are Democrats; the Others
Republicans.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
Jellies Of all kinds-at Miners. 4

NJ. +. ZEHRuNG. OF BuuAin .ha.n
keeps large assortment o. Drag si,4
Medicines, enough to Xiii or cure a..
the people in that section OF the county
lie makes this branch OF business a
speciality, and proposes to d. fan.
business. He also has a gool stock
OF Groceries, Boots i Shoes, sc4iy
Made Clothing G Wall p4par. A
tine stock OF goods just arrived Don't
iall to call and examine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

Genera! Stock Of Dry Goods, Grocer
ries, Ready Made Clothing, Patent
Medicines, Crockery and Glass Ware
kept.constantly on hand BY d. Connell
at the 'Pioneer Store Buckingham
4 lot Of Nsc Goods just received.
This is a popular store, AMI it well
deserves its growing patronage.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

We doubt not tn Democrat III o.
ter Greek township, who refused lie
vote for the ku klux gentleman VINO
figured second on the Democra ic ticA-
ct, and scratched that name only from
his ticket, IS now satisfied, and congrat-
ulates himself upoa assisting in the de-
feat of the Great Revolutionist.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12
r;saMNsxiyiMz Preci:ssaaa atioo

Thanksgiving Preciassnaeioo
II tie People Of Io9s:
In accordance with the usages Of our
.ashers An the customs of the State,
hereby appoint W
Thursday, the 1.r.nty- Ssrth Day Of No
rembsr,
to be observed throughout the State
as day OF thanksgiving and praise !;
aud recommend to the people of Iowa
that, abs.aining from all secular em
ployment upon the day appointed, they
assemble in their respective places OF
worship, and give thanks to Almighty
God that the h,rve.ts OF the year have
been abundant; that our institutions,
civil, political, educational, and chari-
talle, have been enlarged and strength
caed; that law and order have pre-
vailed, enabling us to dwell together
in happiness and safety; that He has
Il dsposed the hearts of our people to
deal Justly and love mercy, denying
the claims of liberty and equality o
none OF the children Of Goi within our
borders; that in both material and
sp ritual things, H. has been the grs-
cious benetactor Of this State; and in
the midst of our thanksgiving to God
for His many blessings, let us not for
get the claims Of charity, nor the III
junction Of Him who hade us remem
ber the poor. Let as cherish the mem.
ores of those who gave their lives that
our country might live, and spread the
tkblee OF their widows and children
with abundant gifts Let US humbly
acknowledge that our bount'es have
come from the haul of the Lord on,
God, and pray that He will keep III
from sin, will show and lead 10 in the
right way, and will make US virtuou'
and christian State.
Given \. Des Moines, this 4th day o
November. in the year of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-eight, OF the Independence Of thu
United States the ninety third an,
Of this State the twenty second
r.. g.. BY the Governor:
III tAsE SAMUEL MERRILL.
ED WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

Two thousand two hundred and
seventy acres If prairie have been bro
ken this ycae in Reeve to"nsaip
Fr,aslln coUity-one man hai oae
hundcd aai ti.ty-five acres broken.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

The suit bet ween the Atlantic and
Pacific States Telegraph Company and
the Western Union Company is decl-
ded in favor of the former. The new
Company will reach Salt Lake IN No
venber. and Omahs in July, and there
connect with the Great Western Teie.
graph Company of Chicago.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-12

For SALE CHEAF If Aesl1Eo rox
/ 4B5sk Bakery, IA and is vii suited - tnat
purpose. For sale a a bargain. Who
bids: Apply to II. b c. True, 1t tue
REpeBLlcAS office. Att