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New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
ORDERS OF KYoHTHooD IN TIE NEW DOMINION.

dpateh from the Duke OF Buckingham announcing GER
tain changes in the Constitution Of the Order Of st.
nle,aels and ST George, whereby 1t may DO applicable
dhe Order win heIieefnrjh consist OF treo classes
Hgts OF the Grand Cross, not to exceed 26 In number
Hki commanders, go In number. and Companions, 100
mssuniber Any person distinguishing himself IN apy
VIII or rendering service TO Her Majesty In connection
Noiohiai government may be appointed TO this Order
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

Tho average OF the railroads OF Maine has been at
the rate OF 35,552 per mile.
There are beside the above railways now build
Ing whose aggregate length u 266i miles, and their sub
scrbod stock si7O00 and charters have been granted
to seven moro with aggregate length OF 2Oe miles.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
THE eosToy AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

SpRfNGr1ELp Mass, Jan. 4-lhe tolai ,rsr
ccipt, of the Boston and Albany Railroad ior ~"
weic s6O74r5 Of which &,2a5Ss were I"l @ a. 10 nv.
and ~ no sl frcin freight. Phe expenses Ne'o ''
and the Lci Income si,plAi5t
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

GREECE ASKS FOR A PoSTPoSEMENT.
PARIS, Jan. 4.--The Greek Government asks for
postponement of the meeting of the Conference On
tho Eastern difficulty until the arrival at Paris Of NJ
Deliannis, tho Greek Minister TO the Sabine Porte.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

Gratis, Isl Republican majority,2 Tho Horse stands 10
Republicans to 50 Democrats Republican majority OF a.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
TILE MISSOURI EIyEE RAILROAD BRIDGE.

Ir,yrywoRTH Kan. Jan. 4.--'rhe contract for
bn,diug tle bridge the MssouI River ~ ls plnco
vus closed 10 day with L. B Boomer * Co. of Cbt SV
the work to Id eOnneI.ed Dy the LEI VI iopiua1 hoA
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

rn,er. Of the lat House tRsrsbhcsn ssn' lDtmsa' s
,he Seuato stands follows; RepubDcnhs' III peh'e
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
MEETING OF TIE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH
0ARnIINA

RALEIGH, Jan. 4.--The Supreme Court assem-
bed day rhe Court refuses to take the rooms assigned
them In place OF their old and lawful rooms now
occupied 6y the superintendent OF Public Instruction
aud the Auditor The organized IN their old rooms,
aud will attach the officers named for contempt they
do not yacate I'm the Injunction ca 50 against the Public
Treasurer and the Chatham Railroad a dissolution or
the Injunction agreed upon pro fOi3ad with view 10
bringing the case by appeal before the supreme
~
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05

MR.. YoUNGLovE NOMINATED FOR SPEAKER or
THE HOUsE--UNDERHILL FOR CLERK-THE
UNITED STATES sENATORsHIP IN THE con-
TEsT-FENToN'S CHANCES.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-05
EXTENSIVE WATER POWER.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 4.--The extensive wafer
mower known as the Columbia Canal sold this morn
Ing FOR $3.50 Major O. A. Pearce, business agent OF sea
Tor sprngue OF Rhode Island IL 10 believed few men
viii witness the erection OF large manufacturing estuD
lishments on the land bordering on the canal
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
Gen eral / eSs.

"Atter Suffrage, What" was the
subject OF lecture recently given in
Charlottesville, Ind, by Miss Lizzie
Boynton. She received the answ er
by eApGess--a pair of trousers, jack
CT ANA dull lazor.-Er
4 talented COW in August county,
Virginia, trees squirrels and bellows
until somebody comes AMI shoots
She heard on, Of Anna Dickinson 3
lectures, and is determined not to be
confined 10 the monolonous duty Of
giving mike
Onc Thomas Dawson, OF Chart on
has come into possession OF land
warrant--issued to his Grandfather
which calls tor lGO acres OF land near
Monmouth, Illinois.
A man in Kansas City, Mo-, plead.
ed before a justice that he wasn't
drunk--hc had only been made dizzy
by watching the volocipede lie was
let Oft on the payment Of costs.
The following story comes from
Washington:
Anxious inquirer to Grant:
'It party services don't bring Office,
what's the use OF being party man.
Grant, don't know
The new Constitution of Texas will
be sabmltted to popular vote on the
first Monday OF July. The division Of
the ) tate INTO Texas and West Texas
will be voted Ola At the same time.
The wife Of Freeman Wright, OF
Batavia, Jefferson county, committed
suicide a tcw days since.
The Hon. Henry H. Starkweathcr
has been unanimously nominated Tor
reelection to Congress by the Repub-
licans OF ths lIld District OF Connects.
cut, composed of New London and
Windham Counties. Mr.. Stark " cath
er wa elected two years ago by 1886
majority, and will, no doubt, be re-
turned BY larger majority rext time.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
W asuiNGroN, MAscu 18th. ISIS.
Hon. +. Is WAsUBuENp.

The resignation of Mr. Washbu,ne.
AS Secrctar. ct State, was accepted to-
day, to take effect. a, soon Us his sue
cessor shall have qualified. Mr.. Wash
burne's name Will be sent to the Sen
ate among the frs, OF the nominations
as Minister to France.
SECRETARY OF Tng TREASURY.
Notwiihstal ding the efforts OF Stew
art and other New Workers, the Pres
ident still adheres to appointing Boat.
we'll rs Secretary OF the Treasury.
THE sCALAWAd ElNCkLEY.
As Deputy Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue IIarlanl was on his way
to his Office to-day, he was met by
JohnM Buckley, who after using some
opprobons ephithe;s toward him
struck him heavy blow in the tace,
knocking him down Buckley olow.
cd up the assault by kicking Hariand
several times i'll the head. leaving two
or three Ugly wounds. Binckley is
on a rampage, and proposed serving
Commissioner Rollins in the same way
as soons rs he meets him
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
SXERIFF"S SALE.
State Of Iowa, rama County,--SS:
Afford Philips, In the Di

State Of Iowa. fama County,--SS:
Afford Philips, In the District
vs.. Court OF Tama
John ". Reed, ct. ais. County.
by virtue Of an Execution, dated the 2Cih
day OF February, A. b. 1860, 10 ME d,recte |,
issued out OF the Office Of the Cle,k Of the Dis
,rict Court of lama county State of Iowa, IN
favor Of Afford Philips, aud against Luman
Wittum anl John " Reed, Oh a judgment
rendered by said Court at the Sci TENDER tern,
thereof, A. y 1868, against said Luman
Ni,,um and John W. Reed, commanding me,
that Of the goods, chahels, STOCK or interest
IN any company, debts due, property in the
hands Of third persOns,--which are not ex>
empt by law from execute on,-of the said i.u>
man Wittum and John ". Reed, | make or
cause to DO made the sum of two hundred and
sixty >seven dollars aud eighty six cents, with
ives, half u Of the north west quarter "a Of
section seventeen and the east half "a
Of The north east quarter & OF Section eigh-
tl8l in Township eighty >three (e3l north Of
Range number fourteen Q4) west Of the 9th
+. NJ, in lama county, Iowa, be sold, or so
much thereof Ms 10 necessary 10 satisfy said
judgment. interest and coat: Taken us the
., operiy Of John u. need.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby Civ
en-, tl.at have levlei upon and shall on the
18th day Of April, 4. b. 1869, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock T. NJ. Of
said dny, sale 10 commence at the hour Of
clock A. NJ ut The front door Of the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa. in the county OF Tuma,
offer aud sell at public out>cry, to the highest
aud best bidder, that bids two-,hirds or over
of the apl raised value, for cash, all the right
title ., interest Of the abDve named de: EN-.
dants, in and TO the above described property,
or SO much the. eof NJ IS necessary TO satisfy
said judgment for the above named sum to-
cether with costs and all sscruing costs, I'm.
less the same shalt be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DhXTER, Sheriff
Of Tama County. Iowa.
March 6, 1e60.-v3n1 )w2pf $7.95.
D. D. AYPEbGArr, ATTY for Pis.uud.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
tHICAGO 4 NORTH WESTRR. Re-
NAY.
xO~A Dxvx0IoD10
So 8 e1

On and after May 18TH 1867, Passenger
Trains will run ~ follows:
GOING EASr.-PAcIrIc ExrREss leaves
ionncil Bluffs HAS 4. w.; Boone, $40 r. y.
lama ll:35 r. ~; Cedar Rapids 2:l5 A. y. !;
Clinton 200 \. N and arrives il Chicago at
100 r. ~.
MAI. leaves Council Bluffs At s:a5 p u. !;
Boone 500 a. NJ; Tama l:2Or. ~; Cedar Rap.
ids ) 90 r. NJ; Clinton 9:t5 =. NJ, and arrives
IN Chicago at 800 4. v.
CLINTON PASSENGER leaves Clinton
Hes a. H., and arrives in Chicago 3. $50 ?. 4
GOING WEST.-rAoIYic EXrgsSs leavia4
Chicag at 800 r. NJ. arrives a, Clinton yl5
p. NJ; Cedar Rapids l:2i. H.; TAma 3:41 P
"; Boone 7:o5 4. NJ, aud Council! Bluffs 2:a5
r. N.
MAIL leaving Chicago at HOO r. NJ, ar
rives at Clinton ut 60o a. NJ; Cedar Rapid.
Ills A. N; fama 2::oo5r. ~; Boone Clio r. ".
Council Bluffs G:i5 ~.
CLisroN PASSENGER leaving Chicago a. Sis
4. ~, arrives at Clinton at 500 I'm.
Freight trains will no, s,opto take or lesvs
passengers, and ticket Offices will no, heoren
,csell tickets for fret ht trans. No rareea-
fer vil! be taken on freigh, train without =
80 ,i,s ;hs staten Of which the train s,oPs.
I.B. IIO"E. suPt.
B.P.PATRICk. Gea'l Pass. Agent.
Clinton, May II, 1867.
Il copy of the REPUBLICAN will DO found
est file al he office of the Chicago 4 North
Waern Railway 2o9 Broadway, New Yo1r.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
State News.

The Burlington schools cost si4,963
last year.
| Council Bluffs school houses are
worth $4,000.
| Burlington has 1000 Children, 800
| OF whom go to school.
Keokuk school distric. contains
! 4Si1 persons between and y.
One nursery at Wintersct is issuing
orders IN the shape OF $5l5 at a clip.
A Young child at A.alis.a has been
poisoned by eating green pasSe-board.
The Congregational ladies OF Iowa
CITY made $40 hy their inauguration
dinner.
On the lst Of Jan. 1869, Carol CO.,
had outstanding warrants amounting
to S.9,9J1 90.
The Journal is sangalne that the
Mnscatnr, Upon Il Anamosa Rail-
road is sure TO b. completed.
The project of building an iron bridge
over the Dcs Mo nc RIVER nearheoAuk
is now beng asi,a.ed.
By the census o! Davenport just ia
ken the population ~ 1oand 70 be %
o63, an increase OF 2,ol5 slnce the CEN
sus OF 1851.
A Howard county villain has been
detected IN the act OF poisoning cattle
and bound over tor trial. lres-
co is to have q $1,000 school house
The Iowa City Press says that the
work on the Iowa Northern Central
railroad W |. be resumed earl. in the
spring, and the work completed next
tall.
Gen, A. C. Dodge lc1tured IN Bur
lington Monday night, on Spain and
Span.arLs.n He was tour years in the
court OF Madrid, and was we'll acquain.
ted with Isabella.
The homely young men OF Des
Moines are importing pretty Mt.Piea-
SAINT girls tor wlves-therrby estab-
fishing a happier equilibrium OF form
and feature.
Mr.. Rowe. of A,alissa who is seven
ty eight years OF age, has not a gray
hair nor an unsound tooth.
4 fellow who has been sending Oh
scene pictures TO young la.lies IN Lyn-
vile has been warned to leave town.
4 dncn 1T hn r,f hlIn
" ould help the scamp some.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

The New York 7tibane published
the following to show the appreciation
Of III" people Tor newspaper men.
Having already Mr.. Schuyler Col
fax. \ Western Editor, for President
OF the Senate, and i1r. Gorham, form.
erlv connected with the California
press, Tor its new Secretary, succeed
ing Mr.. Forney, Editor OF two papers,
with Mr. Blaine, Maine Editor. tor
Speaker of the House, and Mr. Nc
Pherson, a Pennsylvania Editor. tor
its Clerk, and with any number of
other journalists in prominent posi-
tons in or about either House,, the
Senate has just finished The journalistic
organization OF that DO l. by the
choice OF Mr.. Anthony, Editor OF The
PrOr'dcHce tR. ~ Journal: Tor Presi-
dent pro tempnre,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
LATER AND IMPORTANT.

The President has sent to the Sen
ate following nominations:
For Secretary Of the TRANSCRIPTION.
George S Boutwell,, of Massachusetts
Fer Secretary If State-llon. Hamll'
ton Fish, OF New York
For Secretary Of War General John
4. Rawlins. OF lllinois-(Chief OF:
CT ant staff during the war.)
10 Mn str to Fenee-Hon. El,hu
8. Wa>nbu nc
Secretary Of Legations toFraars--Frank
Moore.
Marshall Of the District Of Co'aab'a-
Alexander Sharpe.
Collector Of Custom, Of Ntr OrIeS"'--
James L. Casey.
Svreyor Of IT, Pert Of -New Orleans
General Lousstree,.
Ch,ef LngWs,r Of the NGry-James
King. rice sherwood.
United Stotes Marshall Of -Nssoari--
Carnau 4. Newcombe.
LATER STILL
The Senate has unanimously con-
firmea Secretaries Fish, Rawllns, Bout
well and Minister Washhurnc
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18


STATk EogToalAI C,NvnNur How
&. J. ,,tgr, ..le chairman ii the Iowa
Pres \ssnc",;."n IL t.,';clA" Tie va
rio0> s@tirl"s ~ ;'tr papers a>l:..; that
III" convection b" ra!h'i a, III early
day, ay~:
" : wcu,l suggest that al rxcur
SION be planned tor the editors and
their families. to take trip over the
! Union Pacific Rail Rord, some time
in June next, and that we hold our
! annual meeting ont among the Rocky
Mountains The Iowa Editors have
never vet been invited to examine
this great national highway, md pass
their opinion upon lts merits, while
Eastern editors have tra'crsrd il u,.
from end to end, at the expense OF the
company What say you gentlemen
OF the Press--shall the next meeting
be called on the peak OF one OF the
Rocky Mountains, in June next anu
the Kali Road company be politely re-
questcd to furnish transportation. The
State Fair is to be held on the Lower
Mssissipi--~hy not hold the Edltcri
al Convention in Colorado or Wyom
ing? We wait to hear from The breth-
err.
While our voice is still for war" on
that line, We would hardly advise the
war to be carried TO such an extent AS
suggested above. However, we sub
NIT to the views of the majority.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
STRING PORT, JACKSON Co.. Mlcn., /
August l, 1859.

STRING PoRr, JACKSON Co.. Mlcu.,
August l, 1859.
DIR. c.. w. ROBACK:
Dear Sir MY boy
about eight years old
was very much trou-
bled with St. AnthO-
ny's Dance, SO that at
times he was unable
to feed himself, fire.
qucntly falling on the
floor or ground in a
fit; and three Of my
family had the fever
and ague. l bought
some of your Scan
dinavian Blood Pills
and Purifier Of your
agent here, Mr.. CAL
kins, and to our great
joy they not only
cured the fever and
ague, but my boy of
the st. Anth0ny's
dance, for which we
shall ever feel CRATE
full. Yours truly,
G.. H. BAUM.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

Tnr CATTLE pLAnuE.--tn tne harch nuns
Der Of the American Stock journal i. n long
and valuable article by Prof John Gamgee
on the Lung Plague it Cattle. II all the cat
tie diseases pleuro,pneumonia is in the long
run the most destructive because he most in
si1ious and the least likely to rouse = people
70 united action for its cHectnal suppression.
To ignore its presence is. however, 10 insure
that the cattle mortality Of America like that
OF England, will be Mt least doubled in few
years time. Rational means. energetic ac>
,ion. and earnest corporations between the
different States and the central govcrnnent
may, with moderate expenditure now save
many millions annually in the not dista Mt flu
tlrc
There are at present NJ proper restrictions
on the sale of in tcctcd stock, and in another
year or two unleAs some definite and imme-
d;a c action be taken. the disease is likely 70
find its way in 80 many parts Of the country
TIA, its eradication will be almos, matter Of
impossihii,y.
The Editors Of the Journal being extensive
breeders AMI dealers in cattle, have printed
an edition Of oyer half ambition copies for
grG U.toGs distribution among our Farmers. We
hope All will avail themselves OF This geHer>
sas offer and senl for a copy. Address
n. =. BOYER & Co.. Publishers.
Parkesburg, Chester Co., IN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

EhlGnAr Already white-co,sr-
ed wagons OF emigrants are moving
on their way westward, and doubtless
the western part OF Iowa will receive
large accesSlons to her population this
season Well. Iowa morally. AMI in
point Of real fighting atriotism and
financial prosperity, is the best State
in the Union. With not dollar of
deb; and with plenty OF money III her
eAchequer, with unsurpassed fertility
Of soil and good climate, with tree
schools and growing colleges, with
abundant Churches and few dramshol s
with constantly increasing railroad ia
ciiitics and low taxes, with an euer-
gctlc, industrious and intelligent peo-
pie, Iowa, the '.Beautitu. Land IS pre-
eminently the rising State OF the
Northwest. Ca- any one estimate the
increase in population, in railroads, in
manutactures,ln moneved capital, which
will take place in our State in the next
ten years? Twenty years ago
lS4n-the then Territory OF Iowa con
tanned but 42,009 INHABITANTS. in a few
counties alo.g the Mississippi, two
newspapers---the Miners Elpress and
the EWlnytoa Xawkeys. Look at her
now. She numbers million inhabi-
tants, about 1900 miles. oil railroad,
and nearly 200 newspapers. All these
will more than double in the coming
thirty Years
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE

OKlGZN1fL NOTICE.
To Wilma Hopper, solomon Hoppe r, william
Hopper, Darth,la Bradford. Lucinda Hopper.
Susan Hopper, James Hopper, +. II. Shaver,
William shaver, Rebecca Shaver, George
Shaver, Edward Shaver, Jesse Shaver. Nancy
Bixby, Daniel J. YoaAuin, Belitha I. Yoakum.
Lewis Il. ioakum, Polly Yoakum, Tsbitha G.
Moore. James YoAkum. Elizabeth Yoakun,,
William Yoakum, Lcander Yoakum.
You anil each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file 70 the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of lama County
Iewa, petition of A. j. Stewart, Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Jesse 70 ,kum, (Decens>
ed) claiming Of you that an order be made
by said Court for The sale Of certain real es>
tate therein described tor the payment Of
debts and legacies due from said estate OF
Jesse YoakAm, and you are further notified
that said application will be heard Z the
April term 1869 of said Court, and that unless
you appear thereto and defend on or before
noon Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court being the April term Of said Court
for the year A. D 1869, com msncing on the
I'd Monday Of April 1859, default will be en-.
tered against you and judgment rendered
thereon. Stiyers & Safely,
v3n9w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

go The Republican Convention OF
Wing. il has made the following non,i-
,,a.!cns for State officers
!'or Goycrnor- III Wells.
Tor Lieut.. Eev.-Dr J. u. Harris.
ftnlored}
For Attorney Gcneral--Thomas X.
lS>w6cn.
For Congressman al I.srgs-A N.
C.a..e.
The Convention passed resolutions
rh.orsing the New Administration and
il t:vor OF Universal Suffrage.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

The Judiciary Of the Senate, il un-
willing to Report in favor of the re-
,-al Of the Tenure Office Act, and al
80 unwilling that the Senate should
s.l ourn with i; IN tulI force. 1t there
tore reports in favor OF its suspension,
nn,il the next session OF Congress.
This We regard AS miserable sub.
,.riuge 1t should be repealed in full
nr .;2t at all
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
Will there be War ia EurOOr?

| l ne New ork Etf&id5 fvst trans
lates the following extract from let
ter written by a distinguished states
man and iurist in Germany to a friend
in New YORK. Its statements will be
read with some surprise, but, c ming
from the source they do, they are
worthy of consideration:
"Iu the meantime the war with
! France is steadily preparing Napo.
leon III labors unequivocaiiy toward
it, and it seems that he IS going to
make the King of Italy his ally, despite
the opposite sympa.h:es and ntercs ;
OF the Italian people, who from France
can only expect the rule OF foreigner;
from Germany, however, natural
friendship. ~ \ third ally, il the
background, is Austria, b,,lng her
time, The Emperor and Premier are
bent on vengeance against Prussia 1t
is to be hoped that the Hunyarians
will exact a stop in that quarter. AT
the bottom. II is the clergy who stir
the fire. The great question is Priest.
cra!t and C;rsarlsm on the. one hand.
and Gcrmanic independence and liber
ty on the other. 1t will he bad indeed
if we naust make concessions to the
Russians. who are still barbar!ans, in
order to defend ourselves against the
united Latin tisoman;c) States and the
tra.torous priests and princes in South
Germany. As to the future am calm
1t is impossible that Rome, rotten and
absurd, shall again rule Europe, even
il Pope and French Emperor are a.
lied; but it will cost much blood, much
wealth, ana the graves Of many high
souled men. 1t is fortunate Grant will
have entered the White House before
the war, which will scarcely begin be-
tore the French elections IN May,
Grants bearing will have great intla-
encc II the Germanic world were as
closely allied, hut at the same time to-
liberty and uai,y,t would be chi Is
play To chastise the Latin people SO
that all their lust to rule the world
again would be driven out forever
The Germanic icment is not the rul
ing power Of the worlds situation. tor
the simple reason that, consistent with
the principle OF liberty, it divides in
different directions and unites with
more difficulty. The Latin people
and Celts easily subordinate them
selves to ccntralism. Poor, intelligent
centralism may he far more powerful
III war than wealthy nations who enjoy
liberty and representative govern
meGt.'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18
ILLUSTRATIONS

Will form An important feature. Each mum.
Der will DC accompanied by either All
illustrated Supplement OH somc popular
A steel Engraving in the best style Of the
Art or a large Cartoon engraved on
wood.
Novelty, freshness, and continual change
will be uniformly aimed A.. Tho lllustra>
tons will usually be valuable as works of art;
those on steel, and the Cartoons, consisting
OF views Of American scenery. by our NEST
distinguished painters, and illustrations Of
character and lite, by our ioremos; Iraugh,..
men Thy ,rlu 5 printed vi,h extra IRE on
separate she,ts, aud may be either bound in the
volume At the close Of the year, CT framed 10
hang u'.on the wall. The Journdk IN this fea-
ttre. r'A DC Qaiic nnhke any othcr.
AFplctohs journal will aim 10 be vigorous.
earnest, and capable; valuable AS am organ
OF thought and pleasing 10 all the members
Of the household on account Of it's varied
sound, and entertaining literature.
Arrangements are ia progress to secure
original contributions Yroin all the distin,
guished writers, both ST Eur lie and America
In the first number will be commenced
THE NEW STORY
VICTOR HUGO,
ENTITLED
"TI7E N1N VINO LAIGHS.'
For which the French publishers paid the dis
tinguished author 100000 francs.
This n.vel has been in the author work,
shop for twenty years, the iiea Of it having
arisen in Ills mind con emporsneoas'y with
that Of lies Misera Dies" "a. ttueo lie, tries
his powers in \ new field, that 0! English his
tory and English character, OF which he has
been u SUDDEN. and obkei yer during his Jer.
sey exile.
Price 10 Cents per anmber, o. $500 per
xnnuDa, in aataacs.
Terms for clubs may be obtained Of the
Publ, hers. Specimen copss sen, gratis upon
application. 3nlOwl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

The Dacetah REruBLlcAS publishes
she Report Of the Chief Engineer Of
Daxotah and orthwestern Railroad
Company, by which 1t appears that
here is natural route up the Mis-
sou.i river, aud the construction of the
road is evidently designed to start at
Sioux City and traverse Dacotah and
Aonta a, to the gold fields OF the
Rocky Mounta rs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-18

A shoe dealer OF Cleveland has in
yru,.d 4 novel apparatus tor measur-
i'y lidy's loot. With his machine
= correct measurement is taken Of
"a y part that the shoe covers, SO that
.. m.-ilt is III impossih ilty, ana the
~a lie shoe can be made the exact size
sal -Al;n desired