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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-15
LICENSED BY THE
7If5ITYD 3PhERG
AyVuODlHya
S. G. THOMPSON & CO.'S
GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE

Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Linens, Cottons, Fan
cy Goods, Albums, Bibles, .Sacsr>Pa-
ted Ware, Cutlery, Leather and
German Goods Of crery
description, 5c
These articles to be sold at the uniform
price Of
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and not to be paid for until you know VIVA,
you are to receive.
The most popular and economical method
of doing business in the country.
The goods We have for sale are described
on printed slips, and will be sent to any adj
drees at the rate Of 10 cents each, to pay for
postage. printing &C. 1t is then at the op.
ton of holders whether they will send one
dollar for the article or not
By Patronizing this Sale you have a chance
to exchange your goods, should the article
mentioned on the printed slip not be desired
The Smallest Article sold for One Dollar can b
exchanged for Silcer- Plated, Fspe-Bot-
tied rerolving Castor, or your
Choice Of a large Variety
Of other Articles
upon Exchange
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-15
WANTED AGENTS

EnA BARRELS of the Early Goodrich,
OVJU Gleason and New White Peach
Blow Potatoes, for sale at the Grand River
Nurseries. Also. q splendid stock of peach
trees. Address NOAH II. Hustled, Lowell
Lent co.. Mich.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-15

Toledo, March 16, 1868.
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0,.sss y. S S.,,s. .s os;np s So

Vl--e, 7sa1 NV 0issnS April ( is0R
A week or two ago we took occasion to com
NEST upon the chances for profit offered By agrt
cultural pursuits in this State, and advised the
hundreds Of young men now idle In the city TO
turn their attention 20 farming instead Of waiting
for employment ~ clerks for an indefinite period.
Since then we have received Q communication
from friend who farmed last year 10 Morehouse
parish. from which We condense the following
He bought farm Of $50 sores, Of which 2lo
acres were under cultivation. and the farm oom-
prised Clubhouse, quarters for laborers, dwelling
for himself. and oil the necessary implements and
stock to run il. For all this he paid $1,000 cash.
On the first of January, 1868. he employed l6
freedmen and women on monthly wages, agreeing
to furnish them supplies, medical attendance, etc
own family, $1,000, during the year, making his
total cash outlay for the year $40. 700. Now mark
the result Bis cotton crop sold for SIS. 900, and
he made corn, meat and potatoes enough to run 0
plantation Of double the capacity another year.
He also sold this farm for 900 cash and has In
vested his capital In q large place. thus clearing
In one year SIS, 800 In cash and, say, $500 worth
of provisions. He tells rs that this sby no means
an exceptional case; that every intelligent and
And We will furthermore state. for the benefit Of
those who believe or pretend to believe that the
lives Of Union men are mot safe In the interior,
that our correspondent 10 an outspoken Union
man. and was so during the whole war; was well
known TO be such. and ID just the man to give ex-
pression to his opinions under any circumstances.
And we furthermore believe that IL would be Just
as safe for New Highlander or Western far
mer in Moreheuse parish, as 1t would be for him.
He neither is what might be called Q frst.clAss
farmer, but IL q lawyer Of considerable eminence
at the bar In that section Of the State.
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The Appeal Il the 2sth says >

The Appeal 81 the 18th says -
On the 27th Peter Crowley, and lady whose
name we suppress by request. accompanied By
her little girl, were walking up Madison street,
and were tiear Third, when John Kennedy rapidly
approached them from behind. having in each
hand o derinker pistol. cooked. When within
three or fours steps from the party, he said to
Crowley, who bad turned around and fronted him.
Damn ysu. You shall die Get on your knees!'
Crowley was apparently too much frightened, or
taken by surpsise to answer q WORD, except the
ejaculation, "Oh oh!n =
Kennedy repeated bis order to Crowley to kneeE
several times jbut for full minute he remained
In this state, half frightened with horror, as wero
also Gas may well be imsgned) the lady and the
AT At last his senses seemed to return to him, and
whirling rapidly, Crowley ran down Madison
toward sacaht lot. Az he did 80 one of the pis-
tolls in Ksrnecy's hands went Of, the ball burying
itself In the earthen sidewalk.
Kennedy: rot stopping 2 an. moment AZ. sfser Crow.
runner, gained on him, holding his pistol pointed
on him as they ran. The race lasted perhaps half
minute, but before Crowley could reach o shell
ter or placesof safety Kennedy had gained on
him until the tnuzzle OF his deringer was ct Crow
corner Of Third and Madison, Kennedy pulled the
trigger, and Crowley, running few PAGES, fell
directly In ffont Of little fruit stand, the ball
having entered just below the left shoulder blade
and ranged through.
As soon as the pistol exploded. Kennedy turned,
and running across vacant lot, jumped fence,
and made his-escape. Up TO present writing he
has not been captured.
or the csuses which led TO the affair, We are bat
imperfectly Informed, and are requested not to
mention them until they are properly brought be-
fore the public. We will remark, however, that,
as usual In nine hundred and ninety nine cases in 9
thousand, Q woman jealousy-was the cause Of
the dreadful, cold-blooded deed.
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The manufacture Of sugar from molasses con-
tinues 10 be prosecuted With great vgor, the sale
Of molasses for this purpose during the past year,
and tbe yield Of sugar. being larger than We have
ever yet before recorded. Owing. however, TO
the inferior quality Of the crop Of last years mo-
Der hid. a. in former yesrs BY st lesst 20 per
cent, 90 that. while our estimates point 70 con:
sumption In the United States Of nearly one-third
more molssses-say about loco bids. against
. consumption Of 100, 900 hhds. IN 1s61-he sugar
two million pounds or, IN round number 81 900
tons, against yield Of 26,7oo tons IL 1867 The
sugar also was not Of = good quality g usual,
and, finding less ready sale during much Of the
year. the stock LETT over at ts close y larger man
& generally the case at the end Of the year.
The crop Of Louisians, now shout MADE, y esd
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LoPEz's SITUATION BECOMES DKsrERArE.-Let-
tiers from Paraguay report that Lopez was at Par
ahibi, Q town fifteen leagues from Asuncion, with
5000 soldiers. Thirty thousand non-fghting peo-
pie, consisting of families who have abandoned
their homes and followed him into the Interior
are encsmped In the vicinity. General Mitre. with
seize certain mountain passes the occupation Il
which wonld prove fatal 10 the Parsguayanss
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In burning the sugar mIlIs and other buildings Of

In burning the sugar mills and other buildings Of
plantations, the Cuban revolutionists simply bor-
row Q leaf from tho book Of Grant and Sheridan.
Sugar is the great resource Of Spanish tyranny In
cannot be used for food. Its only employment in
the war Is to be shipped abroad and sold for the
benefit Of the Bpsnish treasury. Besides, 90 long
as IL can be cultivated, 1t may serve TO se6uce
from the patriotic army thousands on thousands
both Of white and black men who should be en-.
gagged in fighting for their country. Let II be
put ont Of the way for the present then.--[N New
York Sun.
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CAu PLANTING IN IsszvnLE.-Ths Ibsrvlle
South Of the 27th says

Cane planting d nearly over IN this IArish; the
q he ground. md very few days Of good weather
would enable III 70 complete their planting: On
fortunately, the weather has been very unfavors-
bic, very heavy rains having fallen since last Tues
day. Some planters fear that the seed csns may
corn and cotton also fear that they win have 70
yeeow.
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The production of sugar throughout the world,
including the beet sugar Of Europe, and the palm
and date sugar OF the Indies, for the year 1861 Ia
estimated at 2, 294600 tons, of which Cuba pro-
duced nearly one'third; and the consumption for
the year 2,007. 700 tons; of this Great Brit
ain and her colonies consumed about $50, 100 tons
and the United Etates 467 800 tons-the two ma
tionslties consumed nearly onehaf the worlds
supply. t- r
WEEKLY CoFFiE srATE,RNr.-we are indebted
to Messrs. Small u Co., coffee brokers, ls6 Graz
vier street. for the following copy OF their weekly
coffee statement! =
Imports of Rio Coffee since lst Of July, 1868, TO
the oath inst, 81, 673 bags. Arrived this week,
March 18th, BARI Frank Wilson. to Rodocsnachi&
Franghiadi, 5000 bags per do. to order, 296 bags.
Total receipts this season, SO 969 bags. Sales for
consumption from direct importatons since July
LIST, 1868, SO ,673 bags. Stock on the 3lst day OF
March. 1869, 1926 bags. Sales Of the week,
none. Quoiaticns-Prime 17@l71c., gold duty
paid; good is@l6ac;; gold duty paid fair l4i@
l54c., gold duty paid; ordinary to fair l4Qll3c.
gold duty paid. Gold l320l324. Stock this day in
first hsnds, Rodccsnachi Franghiads, 5000 bags |;
Geo. Westfeldt. 5000 bags; order, 1896 bags.
Total, 10 296 bass. Remarks-We have had some
western inquiry for the week under review, result
ing In sales of about 500 bags from second hands.
Negotiations are now bending for about 1000 bags
from stock In first hands. There are rs 900 bags
now on the way and due for this port, which wall
increase present stock to IS 900 bags, sufficient,
we trust, TO more fully attract the attention Of
western buyers. The market closes steady at last
weeks quotations.
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Great sale Of household furniture, contents Of
seventeen wen furnished houses, removed for
convenience Of sale, this day, ct IL o'clock, ct
auction mart, 81 Camp street, BY Montgomery
Bros. b Co.
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Orr or Jrrrrnsos. Az

Orr or JErrxRsoN. April l, 1893
Arrived yesterday-174 Texas Beeves, It's
Calves and YehrliDgs. Sold-296 Texas Beeves.
100 Calves and Yearngs, Ill Hogs and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-S00 Texas Beeves, 3l6
Calves and Yearlings, 56l Hogs, 200 Sheep and
q Mich CoNs.l We quote:
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APPROVED BIZ rHE. PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Burfn du Hulsson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
eanesa Pills.

rbs treatment Of chlorotic scroulous affections slvs
and tedious With the usual preparations Of IRON which
unfreQueny fail owing the ach not besg able TO
support them The researches OF Professors Hsnnon
Brussels Gensoul aud feequin OF Lyons; Berzelus and
frousses OF Ps have demonstrated that this lamentabe
a. Iron Is an essential Of the blood These Ps
therefore supply important deficiency In Therapeutics and
received the appreciation OF the Academy
OF Medicine the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of against Chloross reep
Bcknss Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the blood and I
regular hensuson and preferable 70 the pills Of odds
alone In al snsric scrcfRsus and oenosross snsc
iona.
pyrup of Peruvian Bark and lrens
-PREPAKzD Br-
aKIMAULT CO..
Uhsnists 70 II. L Il. Prince Napoleon. PARA
mis- medicine puDnts agreeable form, the sctvs
PRINCIPLES Bark The best Of tonics combined
with Iron OF the principal bases Of the blood IL
pcbed by the most eminent physicians Of Paris 10
Chorcss Green sikne<s 10 facilitate the Development OF
young females and restore health and vgor 70 the system
plants cansed snemia and sacorhes TO which ladies
often subject resusrnes and facilitates The now or the
cstAmenia, and is also excellent for pse Bmphste ano
scrouleus children Lastly exctes the appstite promotes
digestion snd L. extremely beneficial 10 all persona Who's
blood hes been mpovershsd by insss long and deu
convsecerca Tbs sfsc 81 his Syrup ere Il cear
end spssdy.
Depot Genera, m xsw Orleans %
~ chartres strsst
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digestive elixir Of rspsins.

8HIHAULf OOss OHnnlSfos FAH1H
PYPsNE the latest scientific discovery DR. Corvissrt
MUSICIAN his majesty the Emperor of the French, the
asric juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purned
Uhch diregts food IN the stomach Whom BY
other the supply Of digestive ud too small the inevitable
bad digestion gsstts Rsstralga nha
atior o the stomach and bowels heart
burn ptuits snamla loss Of strength and Gin females
chIoross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned by the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
al such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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~ DISEAHFR-DR DE- NAUlSET VIII take charge Of anf
the follow chronic Diseases viz Secret
Diseases Whites, Bennorrlees Ulccrsl Rheumatism 9out
Dyspcpsis Choross Liver Complaint Diseases the Trina
~ Organs ard Deafness Consultations every day from IL
O'clock r. till his once Of Orleans and Bozr
hon streets. Residence, No. ~ Dauphne street.
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subsuaPess-Fvslw nnxas -; n nsstas. % = -.
y..es ns lag ss.sssh:d lo.nI ssssnS wy ssrssls
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Il d dsvstsd q The dsysspnsas Of ths natsrial m
isrsst Of ths btass q po!1dA md h IL iceai o.
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LOAN OFFICES.
HARTs LOAN AND DEPOSIT OFFICE
las COMMON STREET.

HARTs LOAN AND DEPOsIToFFIC
las COMMON STREET.
in Of Loans Of any amount whstsver hereby
notify iiends and the public that no chartered ns.1
Chartered associations army Of clerks numerous
well fed directors well living president 20 support Fur
ermore the gnihcent ONCE furniture and high rents are
All tbs ccmpe authorized institutions to charge the
& s s. n y IL.
xaat o. loans At ss Lowest rate, possible ,,o
that hs2 :1 with HSs
bsst6urgar safes manufactured II this country
IsssS.
n New York, No cog BI0aSswsy. u.,
In 81 noais, soa is i ifss; rec"
MB-Ansr the list Q, April win loan ss,arasS,
70 al p Is who are unable 70 pay any interest
THE LOAN AND PLEDGE AssOCIA-
Chartered by the State OF Louisiana
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Authorised Capital 900
CORNER or PERDIDo AND 81. CHARLES
This Institution rssdy make advances an kind:
Of Merchandise Real Movable and Personal Pross PER- At
and offer security to parties so.rSy1g x ....,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A ROCHEREAU d CO.,
"a RoCHEREAU-wN. 7. HEPP)
seLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
KRUG co.'s CHAMPAGNE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS Or
WINES. BRANpIEs, sARDISEs, Etc.
Nos. 10 and 10 %, Louis street.
NEW ORLEANS. La
NEWTON u CHAPsKY-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS In WESTERN PRODUCE,
a Tchoupitouiss Street.
NEW oRLEANs
7. .. NOEL . co.
COMMISSION NERcHANrs
Cattle, Hogs, sheep, Mules aud Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW oRLEAEs.
Hay d MEHLB.
ALEXANDER HAT; wILLIAn nEHLK;
Cennission Merchants for she Purchase
Sale. Forwarding and shipment Of Hides, Lssthsr
Wool, Besswsx, Tallow and Tanning
EatsriAs
Kos. "A and q comm~cs sssss. New Orleans
PENSACOLA OBsERvER
PUBLISHED xu-WEKKLY 81 WI. KIRK 90.
Duhou1Peoo-fvslvs nen1hA -; n nsaths, - = -
fhis lsng sstahshed 3olnAl ksssusg tesrahs
TIN tina h dsv Of he Acs that Psnsscola snseing
her rnllroo1 ocnmnnicAdons With ths NorhwegA I'D
sssonins = Psi.s q nsssss 70 etssprisl.s =, nsa
Srssas Of ~ btats o. FONDA md n IL Local e.
1sstnsss dsvsso 9sa.l e1s.acs = ~ Ans.ss Lsnsa
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mated q 100000 hogsheads. The season he's been
unusually favor ble-so much 50, that at one time
strong hopes we're entertained that the yield would
reach 1851 hoguheads, but the weather has
have been reduced TO the first mentioned figures.
The planting interest Of that State Is much more
hopeful, the crop has steadily advanced from
little over 10000 hoesnesds IN 1868 "a. 70 about
cane reserved for next seasons planting. and al
ready. with favorable year, crop Of 100000
hoRsheads for the coming season is talked Of IS
not an improbable event.
dicate full supply. Cuba last year turned out Q
crop nearly, or quite, one-fourth larger than was
ever before made upon the Island. and a. II h
from that quarter We receive the bulk Of our sup
now transpiripg there. The insurrection has al
ready interfertd to some extent with grinding op-
creations the south side OF the island, but 1t re-
mains to be developed how far these injurious
effects may be extended. and consequently our
markets generally are In waiting attitude. The
prospects, until recently, was that the yield Of the
present season would fully equal, II 1t did mot ex-
coed. that Of last year, and the course OF prices
will depend very much upon the ability OF the
Spanish government to suppress speedily, or pre-
vent the spreaoing of, what has become rather
formidable rebellion.
Great difficulty surrounds the collection Of sa-
the larger part being consumed upon the farm ;
with our rather imperfect data We make the last
years crop about q, 900 tons.
The estimates for the consumption Of raw In our
States and territories the Pacific the past year
are in the neighborhood of $4,000 to 10000 tons;
very considerably increase on these figures Il
looked for the present year, %, owing to unex-
pected short supplies, and low prices for the re-
lined article, the reneries Of San Francisco were
idle during o portion Of the past year; besides
which, one or more OF the establishments have
recently considerably enlarged their works, with
the intention Of prosecuting the business With
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A HOOK FOB THE UNF0RTUNATB.
y BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EASES Inpotsncy Loss q Power, Nervous Debility, with
N,tes on mnedmerts Marriage should be read by al
u1riszo Sent By mail receipt of % b,
J. BALDWIN DUFF.
New Orleans Medical Institute
24 kagsztns street.
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}. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
omeiai journal Of the CITY Of New Orleans

Omeial Journal OF the CITY Of New Orleans.
To promote the social material and political wsbsing Of
the city Of Orleans State Of Louisiana and the
Southwest be the future has been in shs past
the purpose Of journal The Of days
are referred to as an shunsss and
with which this design is executed
While the siandpont Of the CRESCENT is independent
ar si.eu,sssn It's opinions always
didly, definitely and feariessly expressed
esrsiuily selected corps Of
Correspondents. Home and Foreign.
Add TO the usefulness Of the CRESCENT by impartial Ie
tiers upon topics ope Of this section Is
the people not the least interesting and val
liable feature Of its well filed columns
the selection preparation and arrangement Of News and
other Reading Matter Is claimed that the CRESCENT
not surpassed by any other daily journal In the United
StateA The
Commercial and Monetary Reviews;
wal bear the seyeress scrutiny as TO the fidelity udg
which this important branch Of newspaper duty
performed for the CRESCENT. -e-
In brief Proprietor Of the CRESCENT proposes TO
time to present Public LIVE and In every respect
FIRST CLASS PAPER, properly supplying the impera
tive need Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE will be in the future. as In the past Influenced
by spirit of progress aiming 81 it's continual i'm
provement for the benefit of its patrons.
The CREsCENI's circulation and its line Of advertise
sufficient testimony to the favor With which 1t
Efforts for public been appreciated and rewarded
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MEDICAL.
DR. j. LYMAN KENNEDY.
Formerly Of Philadelphia
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
QrE Canal Entrance ON Ranpart Htres1

the treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of the rhrost Lungs
Liver and Kidneys, Bronchtis, Oaarrh Functional De
rangements rervous Affections, Neuralgia Spinal Irrits
tions diseases Incidental 30 females ct the dawn OF
womanhood the Of maternity change OF fs Pumo
nary Consumption Diseases Of the Heart Eve Ear Blood
and Skin. the Womb Uterus and its sppendage, scenth
cay treated Thirteen years Of professional life having
been devoted exclusively to the treatment OF the above
dseapes feel N at promise speedy and
nent ofen understood DR. has testi.
and autograph letters from OF the most distn
and gentlemen In this country OF whom
knownn the word Of letters bearing testimony TO hi.
skill elected the principal discoveries with
which modern chemistry has enrchei the field Of hstea
Medca he hiss investigated faithfully the effects OF various
explored the vide fields Of remedies
Of HIGH have proved TO have qualities Of
great remedial Peson a distance can consult me
By letter. LYMAN KEkNEDf. M ID,
2l5 Osnai street, entrance on Rampant street
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Asthma. Oppression. Byspnoe.
nDIAE CIGARETTES OF oANABls INDIOA
RzzrsazD II 0RInAULf 4 Co.. CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Rsosn experiments France England and Germany have
that these Cigarettes remedy for the
distressing affections especially whom BeladonnA
6trs1n snium and Opium have failed 70 Sivo relief
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

The Qroide Gold Watch Co. manufacture. on strictly
scientific principles style. finish aud color Is onrotgolH
4 Fac-npile Of the most rare aud costly description Of
Gold Watches.
They are Manufactured With Hunting Cases, nadi-s'
and ge~htlemen's) have superbSwissm nyrmsn jetrslel
sSg'nstVraed, with compensation spiral spring.
RaftrOad Conductors, Engineers, Eyprsssmen-the most
%eXacting Of our cnstomers-have thoroughly detRan.
strAtea the strength, durability, accuracy and utility
Of the Jac-shals Vditham Waickes, and pronsunce tlirm
invaluable rs reliable tiue-Seepers.
Fine Swiss Movements SIS; Patent Amsrieqa hca-
mill Wakham Wotches. full jeweled, so; Chronorsicr
Baiducc, S25 each. deliberately engraved with new aud
Hovel designs. Each Watch IL warranted by special
certificate from the Oroide Gold Watch Go.
Also, magnificent Oroide Gold Chains IS. AZ aud 81
each. Seut everywhere, to be paid for IN delivery.
Our customers are supplied free with the Pickpackst
Detective aud Watch Guard also, mailed separatelv on
receipt Of 81 cents. The Gebuina erode Gold Watches
can only be obtained by ordering directly from ~.
JAMES T.. MONROE 4 CO.. Importers & Manurs,
osnoViSmos2. l5 Broadway, New York.