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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-01-09
62S HOOP SKIRTS 62S
CORSETS, CORSETS.
WIN. T. HOPKINS,
No. CAS- Arch Street, Philadelphia.
MANUFACTURER OF THE

Celebrated "CHAMPION' Hoop Skirts
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
The largest assortment, and best quality and
styles in the American Market. Every lady should
try them, as they recommend themselves by wear
ing longer retang their shape much better, lighter
and more elastic than all others-warranted in every
respect, and sold at very low prices. Ask for Hop
kins champion Skirt.
Superior Hand made WhnleBone Corsets in Fif-
teen different Grades including the "Imperinl' and
Thompson d Langdon's "Glove Fitting Corsets,
ranging in prices from 81 cents to $780, together
with Joseph Becke's Celebrated French Woven
Corsets, superior shapes and quality, Ten different
Grades, from 81 10 to S5 80. They the finest and
best goods for the prices, ever imported The Trade
supplied with Hoop Skirts and Corsets at the Lowest
Rates.
Those visiting the City should not fail to call and
examine our Goods and Prices, ss we defy all COM
petition
February 20, 1969.-l0mos
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Philadelphia 81 Erie Esailroad.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

WINTER Tune TABLE.
Through and direct route between Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Williomsport, to the North
west and the Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night Trains.
On and after Monday. Nov. 23d. 1853, the Trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road will run as
follows:
WESTWARD.
NAH Train leaves Philadelphia 1o.45 m.
" Sunbury, 9 90 IN
arr at Eric. ESQ NJ
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia. II .5Oa IN
" Sunbury $40 m
arr at Erie 1000 a m
Elnira Mail leaves Philadelphia, 800 a III
" Sunbury aI5 pm
"arrivo at Lock Haven, T.&5 m
Eastward.
Mail Train leaves Erie I055am
Z" " Sunbury, 2.45 n u
" arr. at Philadelphia, 1000 IL
Erie Express leaves Eric 6.25 p II
4" Sunbury DO q IL
" arr. at Philadelphia, 420 . m
Mail aud Express connect with Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad BAGGAGE CHECKED
THROUGH.
ALFRED L. TYLER,
General Supcrip tendent
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STONE WARE.

THE best and cheapest assortment Of Stone Ware
In the State just received and Tor sale cheap at the
Mammoth Cash Store Of
II Y. FRILING
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COachm akers,

WE are selling Rims, spokes, Hubs, Springs,
w Canvass, Bolts, Clips, Axles, &c, very low
Large Stock at
ooNLEY co,
sunbury, March 30, 1867.
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Students received at any time, and instructed at
such hours as may best suit their convenience
The large number of business men now in attend.
ance, and the numerous applications received for its
students to fill vacant positions fully attest the ap.
probation in which the institution is held by tho
business community.
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PHOTO APH ALBUMS

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Monthly Time Books Drawing Books and States;
Books, Hymn Books Blank Books, Memorandum
Books, Diaries, Pocket Books, Ink Stands Pens,
Pencils, fine assortment of Paper, Ink, &c.
For sale by ANNA PAINTER.
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The Chinese Government having Through The Hon
Aus9u BuIgame conceded to this Company the pTivl'
lege of connecting the great seapos "i the Empire ny
submarine electric Telegraph cable, we propose comueil-
cling operations IN China, and laying down line OF nihe
hundred miles at once, between the following parts VIZ
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Officers.

a @. CURTIN, President.
N. MlCKLEs, Vice President
GEORGE CONANT, Secretary
GEORGE ELLIS cashier. National Bank Common
wealh,l Treasurer.
Hon A X MCCLURE, Philadelphia Solicitor
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The Crittendcn Commercial Arithmetic and Bu-
sincss Manual, for sale at the College Handsomely
bound, l2 me. Price, sl.5O. Sent post paid to any
address. "
s. II. CRITTENDEN 4 co.
July 25, 1863
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
VOL. III.
Selttt NDoetrp,
The Rhyme of the Cable.
ny WILLIAM n. BURLEIGH.


Down in the dark, where the sluggieh sea
Is still as death, save when the beats
OF the great tide-pulse through its far
retreats
Arc felt, like thrills from Eternity
Over the aoor which the waves have passed
To hardest rock; where never breeze
From the storms above dsturbs the rest
or the seepers there, whose bones lie hid
In depths where the sun nc'er peered, amid
The wrecks of a thousand argosies-
Stretches, for leagues and leagues, the WIRE
A hidden path for CHILD OF FIRE
Over its silent spaces sent
Swifter than ARIEL ever went,
From Continent to Continent
In and out. among heaps ofgold
And pearls as fair as the morning-rise
When the dawn's soft flush steals over
the skies,
| Mid rubies and diamonds and all rare gems
| That have blazel in the kingly diadems-
In and out, and among the stems
Ofthe beautiful sea.ancmoncs,
And where the groves of the Algm stand,
And through the coral palaces,
1t winds its way, like huge snake, rolled
Slowly along from each yolumed fold
Slowly along till the sea is spannOd
From shore to shore, and rites are said
By which the lands are forever wedl
Deep in the bed of the sea it lies
That wondrous way-and the fire leads
through
With the sign Of the marriage sanctities
That binds the Old World to the New!
4 curse on his heart and n curse on his brain
Who dares those sanciities proiane.
And the married worlds again make twain!
lie, the Waves peal out their solemn chime
And the free wild winds the strain pros
long
Willie the nations greet with shout and
song
This grandest miracle Of Time!
Oh, crowning Wonder Of the EARTH
Oh voice that calls an era forth.
Oh, Argcl of the Apocalypse!
Whose awful form is seen to stand,
One foot on sea and one on land,
Proclaiming with thy firc-touched lips
This glorious truth, from shore to shore,
Heard in one pulse-beat, "TinE SHALL BE &c
MoREi'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
Teachers.

Teachers often make 4 great mistake
in supposing that children cannot clear
" understand human nature. \ lit
tie child will often, as by instinct de-
tect the presence OF wickedness i'll the
grown man, will distinguish the good
and pure from the base and corrupt,
with as uncrring certainty as the learn
ed philosopher, with all his acquired
knowledge OF humanity. The child
often feels instantly what the man
takes time to reason out. The child
may not be able to analyze his feel
ingS, may not be able to give reason
for what it feels, but its intui,ions arc
generally correct.
Teachers pel er make Z greater mis-
take than when they try to deceive
their pupils 1t cannot easily be done.
A teacher gains nothing by pretend
ing TO know more than he really does
know, or by seeming to be anything
else than what he really is. Let hm
seem to be what he is, and nothing
more ana nothing less. Il he cannot
work problem that may he brought
to him, he will gam, instead OF lose By
frankly owning it. Let him own that
he has not worked an example, and
does not see how to work it, and then
sit down with his class, and work it
with them and it Will create feeling
OF mutual respect and friendship II
some one Of the class works it before
be does, 50 much The better. \ teach
er should thoroughly prepare himself
for anything that may come up, bat
let h.m not seem to be beyond max
inc mistakes. Humility in the teacher
will make his pupils none the less
tractable, They Will be all the more
willing to learn If hs mauites:s 4 wilt
ingnesS to learn, even from them. \
teacher often feels it his duty to pun
ish severely, any case OF deception in
his pupils. Then let him beware how
he attempts to deceive them, even in
the slightest particulaG.-L Iowa School
Journal
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
Bs s.SsstEsT
Of the eSEs.n:!5ce Gn EOrsnai /
ssesesis, Dl;sds. 10 the STATE
'Ec:scs,ers' Association. WAR
s;s:;.isSs.sa. s:,ss As,gssst.

Your Committe upon the aubiect OF
Normal Schools, beg leave to present
the following Report:
| Normal Schools are no longer an
experiment. They have been tried
under such variety OF circumstances
III this country and in Europe, and
with such uniform success, that now
they command public favor. The best
educators. at home and abroad, bear
unanimous testimony in favor OF pro
iessionally trained teachers.
There is more ct science and OF art
in the work of teaching than in the
practice of any other profession.
What Is the great object of educa-
ton? What are the faculties of mind,
to be educated? What is the order OF
their development: What exercises
are necessary for the proper training
of each faculty: What IS the influences
OF the several school studies upon the
different faculties Of mindo What is
the proper arrangement and succession
| of these studies? How should these
studies be taught SO as to secure the
hcalthlul and symmetrical growth and
development of all the faculties OF
body, mind ana heart9
What varied learning is required to
understand and answer these and kind
red questions. When we consider the
priceless value of the human mind, its
wonderful nature, capacities of culture,
OF endless progression in knowledge
and happiness, we can, to some extent,
appreciate tho character, greatness and
| the difficulties of the teachers work,
and the consequent need fprotession.
al preparation.
"As is the teacher, so is the school"
Without well trained teachers, all 9th
er agencies are OF comparatively little
value And the State has done but
little for popular education, even
though free schools are established in
every neighborhood, unless it furnish
facilities tor teacher-tralnlng.
There are now fiity-two Normal
Schools in the United Statcs-forty in
the Northern and twelve in the South
ern states. Massachusetts has four,
Pennsylvania has six, Wisconsin has
six and New York has nine; and the
number is increasing every year. Large
appropriations are made by the differ
ent Legislatures to sustain these Nor
NAL Schools and thier utility and ne
cessity are universally admitted.
In Iowa, we have but one State
Normal School, known as the Normal
Department of the State University.
This Department was organized in
Sept, 1855, and during the fourteen
years of its history over twelve hund-
rcd young men and women have there
received more OF less instruction.; some
of whom are among the best teachers
IN the State. We believe that this
Department has done much to improve
the schools OF Iowa.
We would do ourselves, and this AS
sociation, injustice, did we not here
pause and pay mcritcd tribute Of re-
spect TO that noble man, : whom we all
loved and honored-who for ten years
| *prof D. r. Wells.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
.B!Elacksrllithing'!
M0AMAS =. ANNAE,

9t ~ ..Y.g.Qnr s. Att TIf gTT9 =, pr
DEfILS COMPETITION!
ysS!IE undersigned having lately purchased
Il the entire stock OF ". Ferris, is row
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
of business, such as Horse-shoein-, Repairing
and Setting and re>setting I res. He espec-
tally invites Farmers and lIorsemen 10 his
style Of shoeing horses. his Shoes and Nails
are al made by himself, and out o. the best
Of iron. lie is prepared TO work with
neatacss and dispatch. and at reasonable
rates. None but the best Of stock used and
frst~class workmen employed.
Call and give re a trial, as 'he proof Of
the pudding is chewing the strings and
see It what | tell you is not true
re-. Remember the place, Ferris's old
stand, , doors south of Frees store.
MORRIS p. BOYLE.
March 9TH, 1852, ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

TIE SroHGE.-The best quality OF
sponge is found in the Mediterranean
sea: but an excellent quality is found
upon the rocks of the Bahamas ani
the coast OF Florida. The sponge when
torn from the rocks to which it ali
heres, is heavy, black-loohlne mass
having a strong and offensive odor. Il
order to clean the sponge, 1t Is buried
in the earth for some weeks, at the
end OF which time all the organic mat
ter viii be decomposed, only the pure
tibrous skeleton remaining. Thesponge,
when purified, is liable 10 become eS-
ceed.ngly hard, and to obr;ate this
the raritiel sponge is immersed in
water containing from ten 70 twenty
per cent, Of gIyccrine; at,er beng
squeezed dry it will be entirely soft
and elastic,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

While the officiating clergyman was
in the midst OF a most interesting dis
cussion ali old lady among the congrega-
tionarose and clapped her hands and ex.
claimed: ''Mcrcitul Father, ii | had one
more feather in my wing Of faith, |
would ily 70 glory" The worthy
gentleman thus Interrupted, inmedi-
ately replied, Good Lord, stick il in
and let her go, she's but a trouble
here That In;ctca the Ole lady
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

There is a school az Northampton
Mass, established for the purpose o
imparting the power of speech te
rautes. Deaf persons arc taught tC
vocalize by watching the position 0
the organs OF speech. The success
which has attended the undertaking
has been very satisfactory aud i!
constantly increasing.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
PHOToGR APHlc.
Y S. MOORE,

Gays to his Old and New Customers,
THAT he UlS REMOVED
To his New Suite of Rooms, in the first builds
Ing South of Armstrong; Drug Store, where
be possesses the best facilities in central Iowa
for performing frst-c!ass work. Give him a
ea'l for he guarantees satisfaction with mod
crate prices. [v3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

A curious scene was witnessed the
other day q. st. Petersbur.h, in Rus
sia. The first regiment of the 1mperi-
al horse guards were drawn up in line,
when Young officer, dressed IN full
regimentals, was led up to the Colonel
of the regiment, who struck him IN the
tacc, took his sword from him, told two
other officers to tear off his uniform, and
then had him clad in the coarse uni
form Of a private Of ihe line. The Off
Ger thus degraded had stolen money
from one Of his comrades, and com
mi,ted number Of iorgerles. lie was
reduced to the position OF private II
the line, and to serve for life as such in
one of tho Eastern Districts OF the En-
pire.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
Kissing no Sin.

Some say that kissings sin;
But think it's name ava
For kissing has wonn'd IN this world
Since ever that there was twa.
0, if:it wasna lawful,
Lawyers wadna allow it it;
If it wasna holy,
Ministers wadna do il.
fit wasna modest,
Maidens wadna take il;
If it wasna plenty,
Puir folks wadna get it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

The Cincinnati Board of Education
voted, a week Or two ago, on resolu-
tions prohibiting vhe reading Of the
Bible in the public schools. The res
olution carried. Ayes -, nays l.
Since the passage Of the resolution, an
injunction has issued from the Courts
restraining the Board from carrying
ou. the resolution. IL will come uI
for trial IN December, when, If the IN
junction holds, it will be made per
petual.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

Il is claimed by a FIorentine profes-
sor that somnambnlism may he cured
by simply winding . copper wire, tend
cr and fexible. around the LEG of the
patient leaving sn enl long enough 10
touch the ground. Tie theory is that
The wire conducts away the electricity
OF the BODY.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

We have found a school IN this
county where the director would not
furnish the teacher any chalk. We
hope the people will cease complain
ing Of poor teachers so long as they
elect such ounces for school officers
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
j ID HEYWOOD'S
p H @ II 9 G. r. A p H
STUDIO.
OVER TIE POsTOFFICE
rA@A ooHpEo Lao

REDUCED PRICES
IN Photographs, Ambrcsypcs, Fcrrotypes,
frames sc. Photographs, per dox., $3.50, per
! doz., Sl.50 Ambro,ypes from SO cents to
Is; Ferrotypes two for so cents; all for cash
only.
HEYWOOD & MARTINS
Celebrated Negative and Ambrotypc Collodian.
[nl7tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

Association that the Committee on
Normal Schools be instructed TO take
all necessary legal steps to secure the
above objects.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mittcd.
S. n. FELLOWS, J
w. Ii. BEACH, Com,
w. A. BEMIS,
State journals will advance the cause
of education by giving insertion tothe
above report, in their columns.
j. Il. STEWA
Sec. State Teachers Association.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
iNSUR Z.
BANK ING
Ia1na County Bank,

Taraa County. Bank.
= n. WARREN. 500. ...... Banker,
AND DEALER IN
NEW FORK j. CHICiGO EXCHANGE.
Special and Prompt attention given
so Collection.
DRAFTS on the principal Cities OF
Europe for Sale.
PASSAGE TICKETS to ana from the
Old Countries.
Ofics in S,ollers building Tama City, Iowa
v3n5,f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

When is iron the most ironical:-
When it is a railing.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

An English chemist has discovered
fu;d preparation which lie afiirms
will cause bodies plunged into it to
petrify and become stone within five
wears
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
ll-lNrEn

EE'E have cash purchasers for several
w thousand acies Of land in this county.
Parties wishing 10 setl. will DO well TO give us
call. q. Ii. tkAMEUED
[n41si.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
DENTISTS
S. BRUNER.
DENTIST,

ToLYpo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iowa.
Officc over w. +. Johnston & Co.'S Store. in
The rooms formerly occupied rs Recorders
Office v2n3ty
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

ASK your Goetor or Druggist fer Sweet
Cuinine-it equals (bi,ter) Quinine. Is made
only by L. SrEARNS, Chemist, Detroit 3luI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
zndiantoWn.
LIME.

Manufactured ~ lndiantoan, b L.ai q
Richardson Kept constantly Oh IL.
Foster, Toledo, iowa.
Mach -, lS;y.--i2if.
, 1869-05-30

information for the members, which Was very
FraoiJ Ing During Tie ten Year, that the board
has been u operation, fourteen churches have
oeen Organized In The 9nrctg1 1et; loo children
arc nov u attendance tn the schools. Bud seventy
pessona educAted 10 The schoots arc DOW engaged
u teafhe1 and tolpottent1. HnnJ Of these arc
!etaAle1 who alone czu hnTe aeceM 70 fke4E oWn
Sex 11e doctor a1&dd etFun& Appeal fer help TO
fu5I4m these noble men md wonltn In extending
the GofPel tn the foreign bead. lie was followed
~ W. Jameson, fof orAr twenty years. mis-
Aona!J af the 04d School Church u l1tiA
Rulte ~ 1ntsfestin4 debate took p1ace On this
great 1uptcct Of foreign m!sstonA
0n sASuT1Ay tht tubtect IT unIon with other
PreshJtHtaa Churches xax bruoghf beGorr the as-
setotly by co1nn!ttec- The report WA laid oser
ILL Aona2y afternoon when tal5 subject viii be
discussed. The report 1ass the tine has not Jet
cotne for orHaulc union With the othe1 PTesb5te
ran bod}es Of thc land. Some Of the Assembly
IN EaFor of union, but the iarGe ina toxfty kfe
not ready for II On the basis Nhtch the other bodies
would accept
The Cor1mit,ee on Cn:on with the Reformed
P7eAby teftan, y. 4. WaA Continued In or1iet TO
carr! On the negUuail0HH for union With With this
body, but 'le aidpoastion Is evident that the
assembly will net give up some things which the
other WaHts-
The assembly VII! ufet next year In pr. ]. i,
Clafka Chnfch. AtteRhxas Cny P2-
The aAsenbty adjourned Vi noon TIL Monday
morning, haeiE2 accepted an imitation 70 pastlc
pute In the ceremcn!es OF decorating tho E11ves
Ct tho sslcitrs Khn fsn In the war Ioz tho Cn4on
, 1869-05-30

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
FARAIKGTpk. Ill. May -.
The State Congregational! Association OF Illinois
opened Its morning session With AZ hour Of dcvo-
t!Onnl exercises
HeE. Dt. BafTows, Of Boston, was received Is an
honorary member oI the body.
The report Of tho Committee On SUNDAY Sci
ycea wss adopted, us follows: To r.rach In tlle
Congregational ChuEcA-McEntng. Rev. Dg. Treat ;
evening, key. F. II. Good-tn Methodist Church
TA3r,.!nf. Hey. Nj; Ga,losd; essninT, y.
ralntr; evening. u. h -owh Protestant Meth
e!1; H. e9sIsnn.1ni1 ~ ps1eraF
the Home Missionary -.cleiy recommended that
APPROPRIATIONS to li.u', churches lts1n i. once
to decrease and tAt Ia ls7o they Cease altogether
hncr some rood speaking. the Recommendation
Rey. Dr. Burrows trrnght the sa,u,a:t1as o,
Aassaclu1stts 1nt M spnAe @ u ochnl' Of The nsw
following resalations On The subject, after debate,
were unanimously adopted:
Rt.o|s<d. That the seEasa:Ion bc made Of the tc-
ncyotCut association nf lstks aEu tr4ciS fsuM iie
ngencies By which ttcS a1c Manufactured and
Sold.
Il -,lr<d, That We hail with Joy the establishment.
Boston, With the PROPOSED hran:h in Chicago, aaI
advise that the Contributions u our churches bc 50
directed as to assist IN bringing abou; the conso-
daticn On this lass Of Ill tie publishing AocIcte5
which CoDgreGa.cna!tsts have hitherto SUP
ported.
rn,tted to Ill corresponding State Associations and
>1 Xner = trcccA by Secretary Mecrary. OF the
oI confidence In 5hnt society was passed. because
Of Its refusal to have m tlyesteatou into lta a.
I fairs.
BcecherA essay On anuscments wns adopted, n:
| expressing tie sense ol ,als body, with thanks,
| And request for It's publication
Rcceza TIL ?. N.
After deIotioral sLrE ices cne the rpts,rt Of lhc
, 1869-05-30
ILLINOIS.

Damaging Effect. of the storm OF
Friday NiRht-Thr Town of Shtp-
n,nn, mnconpin, County, Almost
Entirely Destroyed.
ULuoA1aG7uk, May e9.-Thc town Of Ship:nan,
IN Macourtn County, wns almost COM
!ivtely blown dowp las, night All the bald
i1Rs belonging to the chicago / ST. Louis
ka!lIoad COMPANY wcrc rca11r Of completely
1t, cl1vd to the e.s'uua, ttsdcr as report ras
uear.y laif VI The business and private dweiIluR
! houses IN The p.aee. The storm. lust night WIS
Of Unusual ytouuce- The telegraph lines between
Brighten AID saipman, Tor di.tancc Of seven
u1llcs are all lying on ,at ground.
SPRINGFIELD, Mag s2.-DurtnR the rain Storm.
last night, tie Etabe Vi Schuck X taker, III The
EASTERN part Of the city, was strrck by lightning
uld consumed A colored uau. Ii tho stable at
thu tEle, WAS struck. uDd wlll hardly RECOVER.
The horses which were IL The sta.iu He1r got out
by the greatest exclaonA-
! r..uor comes frnu, sh!pc.au that tornado,
about III o'clock last nlGh:, tore down nearly every
house In the village, shocking down the water
tank anu depot THIS village Ii On the Chicago
and It Louis Railroad. forty seven ules soush ol
this CIV,