davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-30
1seo r. Y.
La.d, .os. Rect nnchaeged


After lie cIcse Of barge, No spring vheas
war qaie', closing al Sc s.lr. Jan1Aty, and Ts.H
cash. 10 corn WAS dol, aaa.hc 10 ser. elos.nx a:
69c sele1 January. M d. mArd for oats Pro.
via na v+re qulet, slah aares coLGoed to 81 tcs
=, eet p.ckltd hams st a. Poor q, A.ts; 800 ns1s
uea. posk VI 50 70 sc.tef F.a11asys .o> osts do,
same option, n ssso.eo: SO hslA do, baJu Fc5ra-
nY, II t3sCoo. No nuYement II grain a. tha
Evening Board. -.... -
The hog aEkst was fsss!y aelre at Al ad'asce
Of @ss3& nn yestefdsJ's ptceA The te:-!pts
wers l. s24 head, a.1 the sasea 8, ,svs heaa, a. a
yxpRe Of s. 4asl0.h0 tor common to extra. At
which rnnpe the market closed firm The ca:t'c
ms1kct wsa active s1d rrul d: sight advance on
pleslons rstes, though the improvement: was no:
70 rsrked A. 10 waIrnnt . change in quotations,
when remain at taoata7.73 for Inferior 70 c2o,cc.
, 1869-12-30

sTSEf.I1-Ih. Ntrl Ard y ~ # : iIsalei e:t,tatef.
nI NJ, t.t!,e Fr~r aEr1rst nrE1a1: ktnc fU-u cAtu.
llh.s1. yat-. 1uataie.e; pnrt a.7nafy. ~: oSsaa
tET1t ii i "a l1.e; at:'A. ftnr@ etyts' fS.:
srtia. Et4le; Ptosss era. lhatse; ota~a lsan4:t.
''sPjt:Es-It.re xAs Light demand fer tpetsL and
-Ie,r VeTr .a.t~t rrnsnsi; ANs7rc. x3Axsr t!we-.
tsf~r: nair,.fs. } l. ~ ts4l a:Kn SIS S5L@;eAs'
fkAsC1lr m.,a., ,..les aatt. but fsM ~ :. :.
uer 6xutts. tie quite feGnE Hf.9a- s,nInna :,
fx;r sf4g:c: d. fal Elot. u toat1e d.. nne sns
t1iis ttcst- 2iE.4t -: rut-rcr q, sac Esorr.t
ai:xa H. e. pc- +1tra E&:1ra leA JAn.u. IL ip4
LII sood t. tEe Ja.s". =: ~ o. nsta;+ : ~
J',an- 81 't4si e. 50 = r.: A'4'
'1,,BxE~ l7his u sits: -: :: :-a steady =: ua*
tEA.ssa Ts.tet. II tS!:37 e
, 1869-12-30

TIC foliawi1z tele1eains se1e Eec=1'ed o.
'CtArse :o-tAJs
-Four, qu:es sad stesty. sa1c,saso. Wo-a.tto
ard duh; M 9, 81. - ~ -: amber. H.3lsat3s
Corn cesEy and eul Sl-lN4Ll3: rev. 90 293c
Oat1 heavy, 6l.4 4t3e. PM1 q1t4t S9.s tSstn9.
Iasd u1u, std qn.es. l7A,7Ar. Dressed noXs dutt,
Est.cs. t3.10, MANA u nhia higher; Ql.e.. Gold
1iy4.
Inw RraAes do1.r d. a,er. nigh gtaaea iFTegnta!
Unt =: trr, neid aa,te nuJefs' Vie -; No ..
ii a<!a1,e5: Amper, II 3laLs3 Ia er0nt. Corr
s.>.sr atd Unsettled @Lt9slle; new. 50 7s7c
Oata upsaMhtc Gl063c. PORK trm aud Qnset.
lxfd ht I'd lex Wnstey soHG:, IS ssss- Hogs
mne., Sls O0019 q
liyKRroo1, Dec 29-11:t3 r. II.
F7ouf Al fe4 81. Winter ~neAt o III: Fe1 :. 81
st,Ass Sd; Ahl d., 9ss1. Cora at eo1 3D. P.uK
a. Ites Lasd ri .:Hs
, 1869-12-30

buffalo I've e4Hck Markell
BU1lLr, Eee g 9-t.attle-Re-espts go -As!,7s ere.
ht:h the uru.i fua. lie market ettn ID a-tEe. nd
tr:r~% sc higher: satts At sA.Ae4t TT cotnE-a 70
e1ad
aLec7 aeE-1nA-5 u-ehatx,d.
, 1869-12-30

FIJI; not .pourh ~ t4.ae In the *ay :" ME.
i ..t4.E t.Iate E;3si !! rTissti r{'et; aHe:
cS1r tItAle; .lh4rht chepke.l. eat<isHs: a.
if.thv. ti.'<si.c: d. plEr. 4sse: yls+eaets s:
sHil-HtSrir+d. rrne: sh,pc<sa. l:Gi brfa Thy d.
nasu "a, ustax,e tt quotations r!s steSy- a. t5l-
1oee: fue III. i. er-t. N. e,a.r.. b. ?lt,
Ms.i: x1oH.d fc1a:. u bri. k1&s; d7.nrad g. osl
t7i3: A.htca DAIRY. bsE - 20 da3fy. Win l'aks.
1. iflx a: tttas,t hxkt. &.&aAA IL
, 1869-12-30
STEAM DIRECT to tUno0n.

Sie.msrs fnE,tiShtsJ to 14prdoo from Pier Ne. ),
North R4ysr. seE Yutk- PAss4As ': ~. ~ and In
GUeleJ.
Cea. .-.-.-..--- jan Beiaca.----....-,-Jan. .
Fer yA.sEe to n%mburF, B:vuer. H&rrr. Phs5s.
AltA ZIP aha ttstuan. NJ ehe1es,t eHs1rnef rsss.
AEtly tf r.. g bf tAs. hew Y trt. nf ~ j T.
NAk RAJ X. e l.. >elle md Asdt.un sts .C7leaE1-
Firf1es1hs 70 HuNLASDE + AsfLa~ ALI. ~ soath-
i NfA YntK.
, 1869-12-30

sab r,&..us1 bL.ace ss7.st -; Including sz.ss1,ssa
trtuoEt 4 lcet. .up Of srr<nb %rks asc current.
The lr-a. .n-st liloots will he ht~ to.dIo:so u
nav thr i .ptsts lt~-t sh4 SA'e hnnd4 n 10 pay
ID the a. ck aae Il tns st,d of tbs year.
, 1869-12-30
THE SnEZ CANAL

,rr,nz zorn scvtcu >tcu.ua a.ip Through
9I,e Sexx ara.sBt-ahc OtdeF OF
Eu.ruxr1 nrd R."G OF ahc Voyage
8sutnxuFr. Nnter DEAuEhx and
Aus,A pbrafy<
, 1869-12-30
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
TLSTER ARRANGEMENT.

CHICAGO Z AuKTnx hsrEka KAlLADAb.
TLls. 4f;itr ttath. ast cczD-r o1 Ci.Fk Act lAs4A
por<,1L hLCs ~ And oNAu& LIZ
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

refusing to occupy it, as they think
their own mode of living the best,
"Whitc mans house no good" they
say.
Lieut.. Frank ID. Garretty, U. S. a.,
is the resident agent, having been ap-
pointed SIX months since by Gen. Grant,
to fill the office. They find themselves
obliged to conform to discipline under
his charge, and he is already working
good results. lie has had arrested and
carried before the U. S. Court, certain
parties in Tama City for selling them
iquor, and the offenders themselves
lodged in Jail. This has struck terror
among them He also induced some
of the men to 90 into the harvest fed
last summer, and intends to do every
thing he can to improve their condi-
ton.
Mrs. 'Lon will doubtless be among
us next spring with new maple sugar,
sweet and clean (?) and request some
iavors at our hands. The scarcity OF
game which furnished them with furs
to protect their person in winter from
the cold, as well as their mode OF lite,
is rapidly carrying the last of them to
the grave. Let us improve the oppor-
tunity while we may, of listening to
their requests and bcstowing our char
tiles. w. j. A.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

SPELLING ScuooLs.-The winter term
Of the schools has now begun, and we
fud some of them are openieg up the
good old fashioned spelling schools.
We desire to suggest that wherever
these are followed, they be made some
thing more than mere matter OF con-
venlence for such as have small job
of courting to do. Let our teachers
aim, with all their might, to lessen the
army of bad spoilers. This consum-
nation may be much aided by the
spelling schools, if they are properly
managed.
1t would be a good plan for the
teachers to arrange 20 use part of
these evenings for the purpose of de-
carnations, essays and school songs,-
at which the boys and girls can try
their Literary powers. The teacher
oucat to lead in all matters of educa-
tional Improvement. We suggest,
therefore, the propriety Of their assist
ing to form Lyceums in the several
school districts. At any rate, let us
give ourselves to mental Improvement
during the long evenings Of the pres
ent winter, and see how much ad.
yancemeut we can make.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

Josh Billings thinks there is ouly
one good substitute for the endear-
mcnts OF a sister, and that is the en-.
dearments ov some other phellows $
sister.
A little boy having broker, his rock
ing horse the day it was bought, his
mamma began to scold him, when lie
silenced her by inquiring: "What's
the good of hoss till it's broke?"
There are seven million young men
in our country, Of whom but two hun
dred and fifty thousand profess to be
| Christians.
What is the difference between ac.
ceptel and rejected lovers? The ac-
cepted kisses the misses, and the re
jcctcd misses the kisses.
Miss Allie II. jameson has been
commissioned as notary public at
| Marshaltown, Iowa s;hocking-the
mount OF swearing this nice young
lady will be forced to do by the gal
lants of the section. (On this subject
our pnnster IS crazy to get III joke
about having an Alie-by, in case Of a
criminal prosecution, etc, but we re-
strain him.)-[Chicaso Post.
The Burlington Atyas says the mad
dcst man in Iowa lives ut Mt. Pleasant.
lie told his wife he was going down
cellar 20 commit suicide, aud did 90
down and fire broadside into pork
/ barrel His wife kept right on smok-
ING aai alter while the man came up
stairs swearing that woman hadn't got
any feeling. The woman felt awful
| bad when she found he had been fool
| ing her.
Seals of white porcelain, engraved
in Uniform style, representing mon
ster seated, whose face is halt dog and
halt ape, have frequently been iouud
i'll many parts OF Ireland, sometimes at
the bottom OF bogs and qUaglnires, and
| sometimes near the surface OF the soil
The inscriptions engraved upon them
have been decipherel by Chinese sa-
raRs, who assert that they are proverbs,
and still current in China The Quos-
tion now is, how did those porce!ains
ever get to Ireland?
Among the curious names of Amer
lean post offices, are the following
Grizzly Bear House, Placer county,
Cal; Red Dog, Nevada county, Cal;
Rcdbone, Talbot county, Ga; Red
Lion, Newcastle county, Del; Love
Lady, Caldwell county, n. G.; Hay
Stack, Surrey county, n. G.; Hay
Meadow, Wilkes county, n. c.; Hog
Creek, Wood county, Ohio; Hog
Mountain. Hall county, Ga; Good
InJent, Washington county. Pa; kish-
acoquilas, Moifiin county, Pa; Kish-
keminitas, Armstrong county, Pa;
Sabbath Res, Blair county, Pa; Slab
Town, Anderson coanty, 5. c.; Skull
Shoals. Union county, 5. C.; Temple
Of Health, 5. c.; Hit, Scotland coun-
ty, Mo. What's in name?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
777777777777'- 777777777'' = ;
TAES ET.

There's a jolly Saxon proverb,
That is pretty much like this;
That a man is half in heaven,
When he has womans kiss.
Eut there's danger in delaying.
And the sweetness may forsake it,
So / tell you, bashfuL Llover,
If you want kise, Why, take it.
Never let another fellow
Steal march on you in this;
Never let laughing maiden
See you pining for kiss.
There's royal way to kissing,
And the jolly ones who make it
Have q motto that is winning,
If you want kiss, why, take it.
Any fool may face cannon,
Anybody wear crown;
But man must win a woman.
If he'd have her for his own.
Would you have golden apple?
You must find the tree and shake i
Ii the thing is worth tie having,
And you want kiss, why, take j
Who would burn upon a desert
With forest smiling by?
Who would give his sunny summer
Fer bleak and wintry sky?
Oh, l tell you there is magic,
And | know you cannot break it;
: For the sweetest part Of living
Is to want n kiss and take it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
VOL. iii.
Selett Npoetrp,
The Singer.

"What porridge had John Kcats?" Brown
ing.
The revcl reigned in kingly halls,
The mirth was fast and free;
They called the bard to lend the feast
The charm Of mnstrelsy.
He came, and sang of knightly deeds,
OF battles lost and won,
OF hero deaths and laurel crowns;
And still the feast went on.
lie sang of beauty and Of love,
OF poet dreams divine
Some boastcd of their steeds and swords,
Some praised the purple wine.
The melody unheeded rose
Where jest nd'laughter rang;
Who rocked the minstrel or his lay?
Who heard the song he sang?
All, there was one who sat apart,
Silent amid the throng,
Whose changing check and moistenei ey,
Confessed the power Of song.
And, as the music died away,
In cadence low and sweet,
Tie richest gem that young knight wore
Fell AT the minstrel's feet.
So sings the poet in the mart,
Where jest and scoff are ringing,
Ncr knows what sympathizing heart
Respondent TO his singing.
If one amid the careless crowd
Pauscs to hear his strain,
And better, noblcr, turns away,
lie has not sung in vain.
And though urhceded he may sing,
And win but sneer and blame,
Hereafter at his feet may fall
Earths fairest jewcl-Fame!
Lucy II. IIeopER.
From ,he Jaaaaiy nuajer Of L.ppincotrs Mag
0stae
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

The Chicago Tribune, the Western
organ Of free trade, says: "The plice
OF American wheat is fixed by the En-
lish market, and, so long as a surplgs
OF wheat is grown in the United States,
tnc price Q, the whole crop will be de-
termincd by the European price Of the
article" Gen. Brinkerhotf, the Ohio
organ OF free trade, says the tariff reg
ulates the price of wheat. Which OF
these two agents Of the British Free
Trade League is correct? Sensible
men would believe the Tribune, and
think that Brinkerhof did not know
what he was talking about.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

The Office OF schoolm lster is
thoroughly honorable one; and, not
wlthstanling all the evils which dis
turb its ideal beauty, truly, for no
BILE heart, one of the happlest ways OF
life. 1t was once the course l had
chosen for myself, and it might have
been better, lad l been allowed to
follow it. [ know very we'll that,
spoilt, as | now ain, by the great
sphere in which have spent my active
life, should no longer be fitted for it;
but, for one whose welfare l have so
truly at heart, l should wish that he
might not be spoilt in the same man-
ner, nor desire to quit the quietness
ana the secure narrow circle III which
! [, like you, passed my youth.
! NFIBITHR.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
Lost WOfeseis.

| With all their vagaries and absurdi-
ties, 1t must be admitted that strong
minded women sometimes say things
well worthy to be read and pondered.
Read this from a speech of Mrs. Bur
leigh at the W oman's Suffrage Conyen-
ton IN New Jersey:
"My friends, has it ever occurred to
you what a commentary upon our civ
! iliza,iou are lost women, and the atti-
tuue OF society toward them? A little
child straNs from the home enclosure,
| and the whole community are ON the
alert to find the wanacrer and restore
it to its mothers arms. What rejoic-
ings when il is found; what fearful
sympathy, what heartlness OF congrat-
ulatlons There are no harsh COM
ments upon the poor, tired feet, be
they ever so miry, no rcprimaad for
the solied and torn garments, no lack
of kisses for the tear stained tace. But
let the child be grown to womanhood,
let her be led from the ineiosure OF
morality by TIE voice of affection, or
driven from it by the strong scourgc
of want-vhat happens then? DO
Christian men and women so in quest
OF her? Do they provide all possible
help for her return. or, if she returns
Of her own motion, do they receive her
with such kindness and delicacy as Sc
cure heragalnst wandering again: Far
from it. AT the first false step she is
denounced as lost--lost, echo friends
and Erelatives--we disown you; don't
ever come near us to disgrace US
Lost, says society inditierently. How
bad these girls are! And lost-:rre-
trievably lost--is the prompt verdict
OF Conventional Morality, While one
and all unite IN bolting every door be-
tween her and respectability. And
will not these lost ones be required at
our hands in the great Herealter!"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

The Iowa School Journal, for De
cember, Is here. There are about 80
copies of it taken in the county
there should be 1872 Don't fail to
read the first article in it, which is
good, beyond doubt. Send sl.o5 to
Mills e Co, Des Moines, and get the
Journal for q wear.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

The school house in sub district No
5. Indian Village township has been
enlarged and improved and only needs
a good fence ard some pant TO make
it one of the best in the township.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
From the Cedar Rapids Times.
SuT ElusG,aalkic NrigilOors.

ORIGIN OF TIE NAME.
During the war with the Indians in
1882, Il portion OF the two tribes of the
"Sacsn and Foxes refused to join
their leader,-the famous Black
Hawk, and remained friendly to the
whites. This so exasperated the 9TH
crs, that they called them ''musquak-
les or eowards, which name they have
retained till the present.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

DEAwING.-Tie subject Of drawing
IS now occupying some attention in
our schools. A few teachers are Civ
ing occasional lessons in it for rest
from other studies. Will our teachers
not procure some suitable book as a
guide and try.this delightful school ex-
ercise?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

| ERs.-Seyeral solutions hay,
been sent in to the questions in the is
sue df the 9th inst We cannot al
ways give the solutions in full, but
will do so when we can:
The pupils of the Monticello schoo,
have sent the following solutions:
lst. Multiply the square Of the di
ameter by 1854, and the product vii
be the area of the stone, which Il
1866 feet. Then if is ground off
there remains i.7l24 feet for The are;
Of the remainder. Dividing this are;
by 1851 aud extracting the square
root, we have 29.39 inches, nearly, tol
diameter of smaller stone.
End. The first sale was OF the cost
the second, 30 Of cost; the third, . o.
cost. That is, the sum of the sales is
torty-one thirty -sixths of the cost, or q
gain Of five thirty sixths over the first
cost, which Is Just l5 SO per cent.
5. To this question, solutions have
been sent, but it is difficult to present
a figure of the required square and
walk, and, therefore, we only say that
theysall agree in making the required
side Is rods.
Correct solutions have been sent by
Mr.. S. NJ Fleming, of Grant, and by
Mr.. John Harris, of Waltham, to both
these and the questions in issue of the
10th. These will appear next week.
The senteac. to be corrected, should
read, 1--WE object to any Gfdar'ts be-
ing offered, Sc"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

100 CHOICE SELEcTioSs-Number |
is before us and is fully equal TO the
one mentioned some time ago. Let
teachers get this and offer the boys
something fresh and good for decla-
nation. Send 80 cents to =. Garrett
& Co., 122, South Clark Street, Chi
cago, Ill.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

Howard township has provided out
line maps and globes for all the
schools of the township, They were
much needed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
BANKING
Ea1na Comfy Bank.

AND DEALER IN
NEW TORK J. CHICAGO EXCHANGE
Special and Prompt attention given
20 Collection.
DRAFTS on the principal Cities of
Europe for Sale.
PASSAGE TICKETS to ana fror, the
Old Countries.
o.hre in Stoilers building, Tama City, Iowa
y3n5tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
PHCTCCR
Y S. MOORE,

7 S. MOORE,
Eays 70 his Old and New, Customers
THAT HE MS RENOJED
10 his New Suite Of Rooms, in tile irs; builds
ing South of Armstrong; irug Store, where
lie possesses the best faeil,ies in central Iowa
Cor performing first. class work Give him
call, for he guarantees satisfaction with mod
crate prices. Iv3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

4 strong movement is on foot, in
Russia, to give higher and more com
plete education to women.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

A tyrannical Massachusetts wife has
been sentenced To two months inpriS-
onment for habitual iRusage of her
husband.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

In Proviience Rhode Island, a gen
tleman gave lady q bird cage, aud
she breach ot-promised him, getting a
verdict of $4,000.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

The true education is practicable
only to the true Philosopher.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

Hungary is to adopt compulsory
educational system.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
DENTISTS
& ERUNER,
DENTIST,

TOLEDO, oo,................ Iowa.
Office over ". f. Johnston ( Co.'S Store. in
he rooms formerly ocenpicd as Recorder $
o.hce. v2n3iy
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

a good heart nerves good teach
or
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

Remember that our facilities for doing
good jobs Of Card Circular and Poster work
Yc unsurpassed in Tama County aud that
our terml are reasonable. /:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

Z. Wiles, Auctioneer. Residence, Onei-
- "a township. I. Q. address Wal,ham,
owa. [y3n2itf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
CEEp pPESES.

Josh Billings thinks there is ouly
one good substitute for the endear-
men,s of a sister, and that is the en-
dearments ov some other phelows 5
sister.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

They are generally honest, though
sometimes do little pifering in the
corn fields and melon patches. Water
melons stand next to Dog Soup in the
bill Of fare and If an Indian cannot steal,
he will trade away almost anything for
them. They are the most persistent
gamblers in the country, playing almost
every kind Of game known to the
whites, and many original to them
selves. They sometimes stake and
lose their all in this way.
CIVILIZATION.
They are the proadsst people on the
earth, and so far have rcisted all at
tempts to civi,lze them. The old Gus
toms transmitted them by their fathers.
they adhere to with all consistency, look
ing upon the ease and comfort OF the
white race with disgust. On one OF
the pieces of land they purchased, was
frame house erected by the owner.
Close by it they have put up their huts,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
THEIR PONIES.

An American horse would die under
the treatment which an Indian pony
receives. In winter they are turned
into the timber and get their living the
best way they can, no hay or corn be-
ing fed them. They manage to live by
paving away the snow with their feet
and getting at the dried grass or leaves.
Though they come out in the spring
as poor as need be, the first appearance
OF grass seems to fatten them immedi-
atcly.
, 1869-03-12
CUBA.

Aid for she R<voluuonisfs-11en and
munltt.ns Esroukht from FaoffdR-
aovcAentp OF Troops in shD Various
IepRftmsnts-Ffe.s Censorship.
Stw To1K, Aareh 1l.-The steetash,p Henry
Htfden, which len Jacksonville, Rla-, eone iine
d. cunans ntcer 8 no! cisncrn.. and large
1seo1tntnt Of var materials. rear MassEl. where
Top des w1s whlptx ( 10 receive them; The cu-
eAns WEIR al ATrntd y II PEABODY r1dts and Re.
vnlvsts, and saHled with them several pieces Ct
liekt deId srtiI err.
exesution Q! the irsarEsnss eosdeoaret 70 Death
t1en from The U1ited slstes 81 Nassau. lauded %
Tic Cuban toa-i TIE Captsn Of 1 Spanish ves-
eel witch arrived here today: !epo.ts tna: on sun.
eee-w heel steamer, ba,kr,ge norhes It.
S sse.ras,, ba'S r,eeed. -ntrs wss saeaossd no
oeensn circulation for Some uEe past II ca a1n
crcaea that Al e1pcdlu On 1as under 1AT 70 heiA
shores bringing cannon. arms. ammunition and
4 coumitise o! eocseYva,tse cluxens uf Nstkn-
! Eas hsvc been orS.nixnc ,bands Of volunteers
Who are rent cut aa,ly In u di'set:ons .9 scout
posea 10 feii,w 10 exs1ple Of Nans.nzas.
News hon The jurlsdl ction Of Ccnfusg u f.vort
biz TO tee Roretl tnent rne uovstnst OF ssL Ru,
| lAGIan6t. tayl1 received re,n1oRc.1nens fron
| Eilla / lara, hss usrchsd with Ill hit svs!Holt
futee aks1lst the II sursrntt. ~ho hare. for sonl
t1me pia1. mace Their headquar;ers On the Ss1
IL tst Ksgttra Department the goverumea
| tspopa AIe very active. Columns have eft S.ntt
ma Bs5.no 70 .4se .n sae sse o. 20
Tne sovcsa nent Is srnrktheeirx the Rasr1 an
hs,;a1irn n, $50 strong. hA al7tvEd II ooiouth d.
Tns Vessels Witch sro to eonyas tbs poaiues
sext Tas1 wiu ,ae aeeouRsnssd ~ Tho spaaia