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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-06

IxsuR.xcR.-We are uuder obliga-
tons to Geo. ". Movie for a copy of
his First Annual Report as Insurance
Commissioner.
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GEoRoE PrABoDy has assigned to edu-
cational purposes 81, 900, 900 of rail-
road bonds, mostly Southern, and
1884, 900 In Florida bonds.
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ExoLASD is beginning to cry down
the trapeze and ropa-walkius perform
ances. a number of accidents have
happened lately.
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FARES or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD. - Tho following are the
presen, rates of fare charged on the
Central Pacific Railroad from Sacra-
meu,o TO P%romontoly and intermediary.
.a;uL.. Mann Slcrnmrntn To
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FOE 1859.

The following is a list Of the State
political conventions this summer, so
far "a have been called i:
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HssRY ]. RAYaoSD's grandfather and
grandmother on his mothers side, and
one Of his %uucles, died of apop!exy.
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A CANAL boat has found it, way from
Lake Erie to Baltimore.
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a new GOLD METAL.


OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company. Gold Hill, Nevada.
The Annual meeting ofthe Yellow Jacket Silver
Company, Gold Hill, Nevada, on Monday, tho
nineteenth day OF July. 1859. The election OF
q Board Of Trustees to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at said meeting.
J.. B. WINTERS, President.
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EVENING NEWS.

ANNA DICKINSON will deliver three lee
lures this week in San Francisco.
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. 3, F.
> & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge: wv
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY /N
evening at Z O'Clock. Stated communications.
first Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
by order OF the w. n.
Gold Hill July !. 1889, yIti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-06

tn. fear tina. is life to us-The stmos.
pbere.
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The following State elections wi
Off this summer and fall
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

At last We see daylight ahead Con.
xr.ss Stamps out the greenback hereay;
tsr. mt hastens to make this the first
law TO re. eve his signature; and now
Secretary Boutwell, announces hat he
has plenty OF money, that the receipts
from imports arc increasing, and hat
be means to use At least part Of his
large surplus in buying up Al d caacel-
ing Government bonds. A better
word has not been spoken for the Pub.
!sc Credit since Grants inaugural. For
months and years we have been aim
lessly paying interest on from sixty to
hundred millions vf debt that might
~ easily Is not have been bought up
1t the current rates, and the gold
~herewith TO do it lay all the while
idle iu the vaults OF the Treasury. The
qnadruple folly OF this procedure cost
- the interest on debt that might have
been stopped, the interest on money
kept idle that We wasted, the profit We
might have made Ivy buying in our
bonds at their current selling rates,
lnd the immense impetus We might
have given the Public Credit by show
ing that the bonds were actually get
ting scarcer, and that We were making
haste 70 reduce the volume Of our debt
Now AT last We have Secretary who
comprehends that Government bust
ness, just like that Of individuals
should be managed to the best advan
sage on business priuciplss.--N \
1ri1nne.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
CUB A.

A dispatch from Havana, dated
March l2, to tho New York Tribune,
says;
The Cuban Revolutionary Assembly
which has convened IN theCentral Dc
par.msnt:h has decresd, by and with the
advice and consent OF the military
commanders, tho immediate and uu
conditional abolition Of slavery. The
decree says:
Slavery brought to Cuba by Span
ish domination ought to be extin.
guished with it. The Central Assem-
bly, therefore decree, first, Slavery ls
abolished; second, an :ndemnification
is to be granted to tie Shareholders
whs sympathize with the Cuban cause;
third, the freedmen are to bear arms
--th ose who cannot shall work tor the
cause; fourth, the freedmen are to
have the same rights and privileges AZ
white man. fifth, all patriots, whatever
their color, are under the same obllga-
toions to the cause. The decree lie
signed by Cisneros, and issued by
Gen. Castillo. 1t is expected that this
action will greatly strengthen tn.
Cuban cause at | ONE aud abroad.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

The New York Tribune reptile to an
inquirer in this wise. ANY pretended
inaorsement OF any lottery or gift en-
terprise" by THE TRIBUNE Is an i'm.
pudent forgery. We meusr Endorsed
anything OF the sort. Let this suffice,
and ask no more questions. We have
neither time nor patience to expose
each "lit,le game" OF rascality con.
cocted In our City. If you send
money to any OF these gift swindlers
you will lose it, "a you will have richly
deserved to do. It you imagine that
sny one can or will give you 80
worth Of goods tor 81, you cannot
know enough to 60 in when is rains
and ought pc provided with . guard.
an
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
Old DR.. WILDER

ICONTISCOvS TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
~ Diseases, Syphilis, all forms. GsaorhGa /
tGlret. Structure, &C., completely sradicsts.i
rhas mumereu. class Of cares, resSltius froDs|
self-abuse. prod ucing unnsslines., nervous
iehiii,y. irritability. srup,ions, seh,imal|
smissions and 6aelly inpeseney, pesma>
gently cured. Persons afflicted With dsli-
cate, ia,ri cate and lcug>s'anding ceastitu>|
Fional complaints are politely Invited 10 cal
ror consultation, which costs ns,h;ny. kx.|
perience, the hest Of teachers, has ~pablcd|
Ihim ia .perfee, renediss Vt once edicieni |.
4.fe, permanent, and which IN most cssesl
:sn b. used without hisdranes t. businrss. i
Iedie;sss prepared in the establishment.
xhieh embraces Office. reception and wait.
fne rooms, also hoarAing and slesPineI
u ass:uents for ra:ients, requiring daily
personal attention, and vapsr aud chemical
.a,hs, Thus concentrating the famed Min.
erAl Springs. Both sexes, narrisd ~ siwgle !
~udsring from indiscretioas iadslgsaess sr|
'xpssurss, may apply and be cured Nd
.natssr who have failed, Atate your esss. =
asad what be says il bic pamphlet ssst ts|
ny address for two stamps. TAousssls Of
cases treated annually, 1t once, AID all
,vsr the eounsry. Csnsultstisn free, per.
sonally or By malt. SIC Wsshisgson ave
niue, 81. Loud, No. Hears . .. =. % I. p|
10. Ssndays .. n, . II .. .. Sale'f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
4 ,HlCA0D / NORTH WESyERr ~
var.
IOWA DxvxO1 OV0s
M 94

On AMI after May 18Th, 1887, Passenger
Trains will run - follows:
GOING EA6T.--PAciv:c Hxssxss :eAv:s
t'0aneil Bluas HAS 4. H.; kvsns, $40 ?. \.
rana ll:35 :. H.; Cedar Rapids els ). ~:
Ciasss 900 ). D.. asi srrives 10 t'hiesgs 81
100 ,. \.
MAIL leaves Csuncii Bluff q SIS ?. =. !;
Dsone 800 4. n; Taws l:3ov. -; csAsr Rap
ias 6.o0 r. H.; Cliu.sa 0.sS 2. T., sad srsivss
il Chicago . 500 Az.
CLINTON PASSENGER leaves clissss
il:26 \. H., as1 arrives in Chicago 81 6:S0r y
GOING WkST.-pAssvss Exsssss leasisg
CAicsg ~ 800 2. r., arrives d Clinton Wis
?. H.: Cellar kspias ls2<A. ~; Tans 3:47 ?.
H.; Dssas los \. -, saA Cssseii blu6s 2:5S
2. ~.
MAIL isaviss Chicago q 100 ?. H.. Ar
rives at Clintsa o. 500 \. n; Cedar kapids
tl-lS \. ~; fsna 2:z6p. H.; DSsss SIS ,. =.
CsSaeil BluAs SIS \. 4.
CIlrSoS PAssssosa leaving CAisess q els
4. T., arrives q Clintea 81 1:3O S.u.
Freight trains will - ssspts take q lsavs
passssgsrs, and ticket sGcss will ast b spsa
esell tickets Ssr freight trains. Ne pssssa-
ger will b taken - . freight tsein vithsse
~ rte Ne stssiss q which The trails step.
~. HOWE, ospA
Y B.F.fArRlcx. 0ss'l Pass. Acsss.
Cliatsa, May II. 1857. @
~ sspy ~ ~ RssssIscAs viii - Ssasi
81 a. 81 Dc oi6ss o. sbs Chiesgs I NsstA
Wssrs Railway. ~ Broadway. Nss Ys1r.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

1t is understood that the Iowa dele
CATION in Congress have recommended
Col. Sapp, Of Council Bluffs, for Unit.
ed States District Attorney, and Pc
ter Melendy, Of Cedar Falls, Tor Mar.
shall. 1t is also understood that the
same delegation have recommended
Mr.. j. r. Howell, OF Ksokuk, tor the
Guatemala mission.
Col. Sapp has been = prominent Re
publican in Western Iowa tor some
years, and was at one time leading
member Of the House Of Representa-
t::?es OF that State. The present Dis.
trict Attorney is Mr.. NJ. d. Browning
Of Burlington. brother OF the Hon.
y. II. Browning. iste Secretary OF lie
Interior.
Mr.. Melendy, recommended for the
Marshalshlp, is at present Chairman OF
the State Central Committee. The
present Marshal is General George w.
Clark, somewhat distinguished hlstor-
ically, for it was he, then Colonel Of
the Thirty. fourth Iowa Infantry, who
received the rebel surrender after their
defeats at Forts Morgan aud Gains, on
Mobile Islnnc. A Radical, who, by q
sort Of accident, received his appoint
ment from johnson, it is not certain
that President Grant will permit HIM
to be removed.
Mr.. Howell will likely very soon
succeed Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, at
Guatcmala. He is the oldest editor in
Iowa, and has been connected with the
keokuk Gate CITY alone for more than
fifteen years. His services to the Re.
publican party have been contessedly
valuable, none more valuable, it is
hardly 100 much to say, among the Re-
publicana Of his State. There will be
more than the usual amount OF poetic
Justice in his becoming the successor
of Gen Warren
While on this subject Of Iowa po-
litical intel igeuce, We may remark that
Lieut.. Gov. John Scott will probably
succeed Col Thomas H. Benton %
Assessor of the Sixth District.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
SITLRIFI'S SALE.
State Of Iowa, TamA County,--SS:
John Robbins, In the District Court
John Ko,.sh. ct sls. os Tsma County.
SElRlFV"S SAL

John Robbins, In the District Court
John Ko,.sh, :. al. Of Tam. County.
ny virtue Of = special execution, dated the
18th Of March, \. ID. 1869, 70 me directed,
issued ont IT The Office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Tama county, State Of Iowa,
in favor Of John Robbins and against John
Kolash and Catharins kolash, on judgment
rendered by said Court It tho February term
thereof A. d. 1859, against the said defsn>
dante, and decree Of foreclosure against ssid
defendants, and . judgment against John
Kolash, QUE Of said defendants, for Two hun
dred and thirty .nine and 1910 dollars
wherein it Was ordered adjudgcd aud decrssd
that the following desc ribed real estate ,o-wit:
south west quarter Of tho south east quarter
Of Section six, and the south half Of the south
west quarter Of Section six, and the north
fractional half Of the north west quarter Of
Section seven al In Township number eighty.
two north Of Range number thirteen west Of
9th p. N. in Tama county, Iowa, be sold, OF
SO much thereof ~ 10 necessary 10 satisfy
said Judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby Civ.
| en-, that have levied upon. and shall on the
2Ath day Of April. A. II. 1869, between the
hours Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and I clock r. NJ
Of said day, sale to commence 1t the hour Of
| IL o'clock A NJ, 81 the front door OF the COur,
House in Toledo, Iowa, in the county Of Tsms,
otter and sell At Public out.cry, to the highss,
and best bidder, that bids two>,hirds or over
Of the appraised value, for cash, oil the right
title and interest Of tho above named defend
ans, in and 10 the above described property
Or % much thereof % Is necessary to satisfy
| said judgment for the above named sum 10.
gs,her with costs and oil accruing COSTS uR.
| less The sane shall BE- sosner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER, Sheriff
Of Tams County, Iowa.
| Toledo, March %, ls69-3nl2w2pf 81 50.
STlvERs 4 SArLEY, Attys for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

The young ladies' Of Kei,hsburs, in cauc Us
resolved TO 20 TO no .balls or parties when
everybody 10 cordially invited" and where
men smoke, drink and quarrel.
The editor of the Washington ISe., receiv>
ed the following marriage notice for publica.
ton
'fERRUAEy the Is 1869.
"Marit Henry A. Tot from kerlock Conndy
lows with Miss MArgrad Har from Washing
ton Couniy.
"Rcv. II. kAHL.
"Plsees put ia in the paper
Iowa Iaox.--The Guthrie Feler,ts ssys--
1--WE saw piece Of iron ore, from Highland -
which 10 about ave feet long, and from
twelve TO eighteen inches in diameter, canon
shaped, ana weighed something near two
hundred pounds. Il 10 a,rich piece Of ore, ss'
timsted to yield about IS per cent. Of pure
iron Highland township abounds with iron
ore, and W desire 70 call the AtteAtion OF
capitalists 70 this section"
TursE once were slaves in Iowa; bu
there was . raical cour. here, also; for IN
Nile. Register Of August 8, 1929, " read thai
the 6rst business session OF the Suprsm'
Court Of the Territory was held IN Burning
ten the hrrt week Of July. The court dc
cided that slavery vas contrary to the law'
Of the Territory, and that . slave taken there 4
work in the mines permitted 20 hire his owl
tim-, gained thereby right TO his freedom
We find that this Court contested Of Charles
Mason Chief Justice: joseph Williams ant
Thomas 8. Wilson, Assistant Justiess.-
Des xe,sss Bsliaa.
In Salem, Henry county, town con
timing only nine hundred inhabitants
there are one hundred and twenty-five
persons over fifty years old; twenty
four, over sixty; ten, over seventy
three, over eighty and two over nine
ty,-all but two beng heads Of fami
lies and each one attending daily Il
business. So We learn from the Pysss
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

The lnau .snration ceremonies Of the
l -. Agricultural Co,laye were per.
',rnct last Thursday. In company
With Judge Graham and Prot. Stew
NJ, OF Toledo, and b. 4 Hail. S. W.
tsl-i:nd W. alhegh, OF Tan,a City
We vent to see the performance. We
hsrc already published IN our columns
programme OF tho cercm onies and
NJ these were not varied to any great
~.tcni. we will not reprint them.
Tue principal variations were, the de-
livery O: the Reception Address by
IT,. Gov. Scott, in the absence Of Pc
'rr Mclcndy, lat Washington looking
,"r IA oiiice), the OMISSION Of the orcn.
ing Address, owing to the absence Of
Judge right.
while we regard the addresses OF all
~ .arthy OF the day and Of the ncca-
s:t.n. We were particular ly impress ed
with the Inaugural Address Of the
Pres; lent, Hon. A. S. WEIGH, tor its
uni logic, deep thought aud advaa
c~d i | ~ on the great subject OF Col
lsyc education, and tho Poem Of Prot
H. w. Parker Of Grinnell tor its wit,
Henia,ss and pathos.
we had the pleasure OF meeting. a.
representatives OF the Iowa press, T. o.
Walker, Of the Dos Mo.nes Ststt.max,
Hugh McAliaster, Clinton Herald, B.
7. Cue, Fl. Dodge North Vesf, l.. Ra
gu.f, Montana Dsma~rat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
Military Assignmeaats.
HEADQUARTERS or rH8 Al ~
ADJUrAST GENERAL's OvEIcB, )
WAsHINGroy, March Is,

" ARLINGTON, N2rch 10,
General Orders No 1871
By direction OF the President of the
UnitsdStates III follow ng change, ar .
made OF military divisions and depart.
ment commands:
|. Lieutenant General p. H. Shsr-
idan is assigned to the comm and Of
the Military Division OF the Missouri,
2. S:::ior General II. w. Hallecx
is assigned H. the command OF the
Military Division OF the South, to be
compose OF the Departments OF Lou.-
siana, the Fourth Military District,
and the States composing the present
Department OF the Cum erland, with
headquarters =: Louisville Ky. Major
General Halleck will proceed TO his new
command 40 soon % relieved by Major
General Thomas.
3. Major General George II.
Thomas is assigned to the command
Of tho Military DIVISION Of the Fsci6
a Major General j. M. SchoieIt
is assigned to the command of the De
pariment OF TIE Missouri. The State
OF Illinois and the post Of Fort Smith,
Ark are transferred to this depart
ment.
S. Brgsdier and Brevet Mai. Gsn.
o. 0. Howard is assigned to the com.
mand OF the Department OF Louisiana
Until bis arrival, the senior officer,
Brevet Major General J. A. Mower,
will command, according to his brcvet
rank.
IS. The Department Of Washington
viii be discontinued, and merged in
the Department Of the East. The
records will be sent 10 the Adjutan,
General OF the army.
Z. The First Military District will
be added to the Military Div sion Of
the Atlantic.
s. As soon - Major General
Thomas 10 ready to relinquish com
mand Of the Department OF the Cum
berland, the department will be dis
continued, and the records will be toI
warded to the Adjutant General OF the
army.
BY command 0! General Sherman
=. D. TOWNSHIP, 4. A. g.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
AuEMT3 WANTED FOR The
SIGHTS 4 SECRETS
OF The n AXIOM Al UAPITz

A Work descriptive Of Washington City; ito
n high aud l,s low life; magnificent pubs
lac sdihces; hidden mysteries; vilisiniss and
corruptivns; the iusde workings Of the Gov.
dsred; now public svsvaats perform the. r
trusts; how rings are managed; how
officials are blaek> ,nailed; how cuun,erfeit>
ing 10 carried on; and al about !smsis libby
members lady clerks, &c, &c. 1t is besu,i.
fully illustrated, and is the sp.ciest, most
thrilling, entertaining, instructive, and start
lag book OF the day. Send for circulars
vita tsrms. Nc. Address JONES' JUhKIN
& CO., Ill ssa.h Clark xirsst, Chicago. Ills.
SslzwS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

The first law signed by President
Grant is that to strengthen the public
credit. Several bills came up
together, but the Private Secretary
tookcare to get .hisone before b i'm first
The second bill signe was that strik
ing the word "whlte" from the char.
tiers and laws Of Washington and
Georgetown.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

Aavic.s from the Indiar ccpr',, NJ
d 80 H., The coming suMsses will
witness an Indian war w,re bloody
Al! destructive ,hsn .rv previous one.
IA. P.wnccs, s,esrtotere counted on
~ s,c>ceabls, are il seems, about to
JON, the other Indians, in their annual
warfare. We are in hopes that the
sew Administration viii inaugura,e a
m-s system Of dealing with the 1ndi.
ans, which will insure security to the
mites, as we'll as security and justice
to the Indians.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

Senior .Horalc> I.emus, special envoy
from Pre-idti: Cespe,les, at IT,. Rev.
olat;anary Cy.lan Eovsrnmcr. a.sated
nj New York OH the 18th As is iul
u empowered TO treat With tho L. 5.
rev.rnu.rn. tor = full recogni'ien 0,
lbs new government Of Crba
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
MARRIED

~ psrssas trsuhlsd viii esstisssees .
constipation u tie Bowels 70 bay n.
backs Ss.si r1ls, they se,saia ~ nss.
cary, are psrsiy vegetable asd wsrh
like sAarn: sAa - taken with safely
y psrssss u ~ ages. asA n ~ Sod /.
tisAs sfN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
SUERIft"S SALE.

SUERIfk"S SALE.
Ssass Of lsws, rans Ceun.y,-as:
F.C.&A. o. Wells Co, II the Dis,sic.
Cyrus ,. lasAan. ;. sis. County.
Ny virtue Of = Hr-c:A! Execution, dated the
o0th Of February, 4. d. lo63, 70 ne d rests !,
Issued cut Of the sGics Of The Clerk Of The Dis.
,ric, Court Of Tama eSan'y Stale Of love-, ~
favor Of ?. G. 4 ~. y. wells 1 Go. and
against Gyms B. Inghan, Hannah lngham,
". A. Slack, c. T.. penross and y. A. Hall,
on . judgmeat rendered by said Court 81 the
February term thereof, A. y 1869, against ,hs
said defendants and . decree Of foreclosure
sgsinst ssid defendants and . julgmeA,
against Cyrus u laghan for the sun u 1ve
hundred and nine aud $500 dollars who're,
in it vas ordered xdjudgsd aad Accrsed TIA,
the following described real estate so>wi.:--
Lots number eight Isl aise i9l ten 10, and
eleven {1ll in Block number n:Le (0j in BOD
6sn 4 Harmon . addition to The town Of luke
in Tama county, lsva, - show q By the ~,
corded lot Ct said tews and oil 6x:ures and
imprsvs1snss iAsescn aad sppsr,snanses
thereto.
New therefore, public ae.ics 10 hereby Civ
On, that have lsvisL uPos, aad shall o. the
l'sh day Of April. 4. y. 1859, bstvsss shs
hours ef o'clock A. NJ. aad o'clock r. N d
said day, sale to Commence 1t the hour Of IL
o'clock A. NJ 1t the front door Of tho Cour,
House in Toledo, Iowa. in the county st Tsna
otter and sell It public cut>er,, - the bighes,
and best bidder, that bids twU.,hir.ls or over
Of the spl raised value, for cash, al the RICH,
title AID interest Of the above named d. en-
dauts, IN and TO the above described property
or 50 much thereof IS is Necessary to satisfy
said judgment for the above named sun, 70,
gethsr with costs and all sccruinz costs, ~.
less the same shall be sooner satisfied.
kNlGnT DEXTER, Sheriff
Of lama County. Iowa.
March ., lS69.-v3nl2w2pf$ 81. IS.
BoARpAAx 4 BRowS, Atty for Pla.nti6.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
ule6lleleesp

DEALERS eessa rsesansad ether bie.s,s
because they have sss Rebaek's. We
desire = caution tie allietsd asa;.s,
purchasing any sf her; buy ReSssk.s
stomach Sittsss and nsas ether. II yea
wssll ssasss disssss sussesssvlH.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

BERLIN, March II.
A bill has passed the Parliament
securing freedom Of speech in all tho
Diets OF Germany.
MADRlD, March II.
General Prim announced to the
Cortes Yesterday that the Monarch.
lists were prepared with their candi-
date for the throne. His name will
be announced soon.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25
DAnRosp'

Ladies', wAs, during certain periods A.
% mach troubled with cestivenees A.
eoes0pesisa. sAn And certain sslief In
ns1sees S!esd Pilss, wAlsA "a b al.
erfsst ssfsty. w.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

:'fAis 10 70 certify that ~ have sees bses
divided ia D. .. tears Dividing Hive, sas
positively believe il ~ 10 the casisss, quick /.
est and les, mode Of dividing Bees ever dis
esvsred. One hive cnu b divided int two
colonies inside Of ave iniausss. ~;ihss, h.sd.
ling or transferring com,hs or bsss. ~nA win.
OIL, il tho lsass istair;s: them frssa work.
Signsd JACOB REEDY,
Anlon Mathern, Ma;. Watts. Jacob Fasig asd
Richard Kuadel"
Tho above bsirg wsli-ksova fara.rs ..
Tama cann,y. aud some u thsa ssiag the
Hive. This Hive 10 manufactured ~ Wal
.ham, Iowa. aud for ssie ~ q. o. Mason 1
Co, wHl,han.; J. II. Ross. CAsises; Hilss Ne.
Claim, Toledo: aud =. }. ~. Bs.r. Hensral
Agent, walthaa. P,rfes Asr;a1 b<es few SsA
should address my GENERAL Agent. vhs vii;
slss furnish full iaformsaiss ssscsssisg rlss
ssd management Of Nivs.
Terns-. Hive 100. iasui.i;ag right to a..
the same. ludiv;lnAi right $500
Ss!YW% u. BEAR,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-25

this law, has passed the repeating act
in hot haste. We hope the Senate
Will act with more dignity aud only
after due consideration. II that body
shall consider the act to he Of ques.
tionable utility, or as unnecessary,
then We hope it will repeal it. But it,
OH the other hand, it shalt conclude the
act to be necessary and proper it
should be LETT tree TO refuse its repeal.
The S. nate il composed Of men, whose
integrity and good sense are above
question, and we regard any such
means as those adopted BY the Chicago
papers to coercc them as improper.