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FIRST NITiONiE BANK : :
OF RAyENNA, o..
OPP oSITE ETMA b. o c K !.

10 2a7ESAss4aBa a5sstsstssA, TSssase A6somssodaa
ttoR Of the People of Portage County.
We will endeavor in the future, as in the past,
10 give preference and MI orders and supply
the wants and demands Of our own county peo-
pie hrst.
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons. Gold, Silver and Premium Funds
of aIfffrak ssraats IsztsHp hak iisa--a5E5 ~
Va - = S1Aas Bias 1a stao tAaS las5 ssh
Infereak allaHedon time deposits. y !; u i
Revenue stamPs-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
US. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
ct best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities In the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
...sfAR4a l. 4lS1ate 9Es 70 ngfAfSIa ssBESa5- J
oitiee Y ~ 9ks;sy zziNszb sdF .E9hi01szxas
Colleaffonagmado on all points in the United
States, mo prompt TsAlifEanee made - l.s q
"a i'f'''s7sl a'Ss 4. B. CLARK, Prsst.'
C.E. WITTER, Cashier.
Nov. 8, 1853, If.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 8

a SAN Francisco, April 8.
Twenty-eight bodies were recover
ed from the Gold Hill mine.
The fire is still burning on eight
hundred feet of level ground near
Yellow Jacket. The effect of the cave
this morning removed the stream of
water thrown on the flames.
|. 1t is now stated that at least forty
men perished in this awful calamity.
The bodies recovered present horrid
appearance, and indicate the desperate
efforts made to escape the intense sufr
fering before breathing their last.
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Execution Day iR Philadelphia-Suici
of Twitchell-Eaton. Executed sAA lott

Z
of Twitchell-Eatoni Executed. TaA4ett
PHILADELPHIA. April 8. 1869.
TYitchell was left in his cell at two
O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. Bingharst; in com
pany with two Catholic priests who
had been on a visit to Eaton's cell.
The keepers had removed sterything
from Twitchell's cell, except tin cup,
at which Twitchell smiled and made
a jocular remark.
At two minutes past Ave the watch
man found Twitchell apparently in a
deep sleep. He shook him and found
life extinct. 1t has been aseertained
that Twitchell a was poisoned with
strichnine, 1t appears Eaton was
aware of Twitchell's intention to COM
NIT suicide. A gentleman who had a
conversation with Eaton this moruing
says, some time last night the two
men were allowed to have an inter-
view and Twitchell said j: 3" Jerry, you
will have to go alone tomorrow; I'll
tpnot be with you but NUNS the word"
Il
Afterwards Eaton revealed this stateF
nent to the cIergymen in attendant,
and they thought it proper to inform
the officers of the prison. Twitchell's
Ecell was thoroughly searched, and ev-
.herything removed with which he
might injure himself, even the looking
glass, but he must have had the poison
concealed about him, or may have al
Eready swallowed it. Further exam
ination of the cell led to the discovery
of piece of licquorice root which is
supposed to have been impregnated
with poison. lIa =. laf4siatq rro
Eaton took his farewell of his wife
this morning. 1t was all affecting
scene. He made no statement on the
gallows.
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JUSTICES ELEcTED.-The following
10 q list of Justices of the Peace elect
ed in this county on the 9Th inst:
AtMatera5 D. Rs.eSntSos s. ,AsRH A.RHi ipsI
man.
Aurora-Wo orthy Taylor.
Franklin-Joel Davis, Alvin Bar
ton, John Bradshaw.
Freedom-Arvillus G. Larckom.
PaImyTa17lEnoch Il / = Morgan, t agn,l,u ID, ,sa,
R9riBEAqEeApB b. MeFFilESs 10 iiA era :
az 10 nbeeb hre yt1sqo4q iEqo1zsq si1 lie ~
2aVenNmAsza9 a90rg6 Fl He0binsonz and
CnBEies s1Bssek0We- 81 Ifia ssasoht5Is7 Iot
ShalersHillefT5W illiaG Carltol.sq {
Stree4sb6FOt EJames III. Nichols. y
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ring roads are becoming dry and
passablc, but fherc is Minty chilli
mess III the atmosphere yet.
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s83ranqras g,removes Dandruf.s

SELECT ScHooL-By Advertisement
in another place it will be seen that
Miss Mamie III. Price will open Sc
lect School for children, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bloomer,s eusSycamoRe
street, on Monday next. Miss Price
is Iaiis ezpefieneed;s teacher and her
scl00luMill bezWoFtfly of liberal Pat-
ronage.
R13AnKERriB Ytimakes new lGairgo11 sir
"BxRRETT's Excellent Hair Re
storative.
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rev Advertisements.

~Lyman S. Ward-I am daily Receiving
n~Beecber & Seymour-New Goods.
nnW .K p. sneith ake leg aa aodW 10 fia
R~E T. Richardson & sons-seasonable
Goods.
A Rraineras q Mason GreeeTs, and Dealers
ahinlFlohr9fre Ac.ie q. tzsE d1a bGs j
R~Mary o. 5ait6helll Notice. .1sSes sat 70 sTs'
~eN. Kahn-Has Just Received
nEzM zssnaxsS sSIegal Notices5ioz EfstaI esa sF
A-Fiath & Poe4It D Tr:ue.iaY s9s1 E1sTe 4
R-Henry W. Bane-Upholstering
nTW, ,iWhrih &ce Notine, sia og o. sFaE sd
LOCAL N0T1CEB.
nEBarrett-Five Notices. ,.,
- Mamie h. PfieeASeiect School > '9s 80 = !,
nI~Mrs. e. Mason, &c-Lad1ess Benevolent
flse' s;.s.s2Aa lg..ss. eaa I'D ~, at sii.n
The last lecture of the course before
the. Rayep4a Lecture Association by
Mfs Henry ViFteng on Tuesday eves
ming, is regarded as one of the best
leoturesleVerdeliRared.in in thissplaceu >
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EHE Aeetpre dofa aMisslo Anna Dickin.
son, at the Congregational Church, on
"Wednesday evening Af, last week CALI
ed-sout aIslalger 1ahdienee sthaif any
previous one of the course. Those
who heard it are generallK enthusias-
tic in their admiration and praise of
the lecturesais sziss -bsdsiak yl9saosbasi,
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ASK all who use e Barrett's.r .

sra ysdT .sseefscta aSch60l!ei 10 sHt1ss1 BAG
.G1as u
The Fourth Term of my School will commence
Monday, April 10Th, at the residence of Mrs.
Bl05aaef.. .opp6sitSfths fesidenceof Df.s Gouchar
Wishing to make this permanent institution
solicit the patronage Of all those interested in
. EeaeetSkai6bf f9Sf tIlildfe1eh bHE 1o2ha : i.Fe
Terms, $500.
MINNIE NJ pPICE
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# O.. N.H :
The largest stock of Silks ever
offered in this market, compris-
ing ; 1000 yards Black GrOS
Grain silks, 1000 yards Fancy
Silks. The largest stock of Irish
and French POplins ever bought
to this County. We are the on
ly parties i'm this County that Of 9
fer a fine line OF Paisley ShawlS,
those in want Of these Goods,
will do we'll to examine our stock
before visiting other markets. =,
j. S. SMITH Il co,
---.f4o sseJtg.,5 IS .u4 -as ira ro.sai,t
= -dsd l,sam sual7 Hsun -ib .isins q
es5ua EoIa ,.fr ere ab;s SHgrw 9iT
,#rllaf ra ni .Jea7d sa1 e4s es4soa
ers 3urit. ys ~ 7iG a~isiw uo4B
5Jguo1a
Vi ,mo- dlua 5iy ,aalt3ytG .n' do
tara ts- .i na1 yrb yniaT irI
! psool ba4uit ao-ufIa a'uol 10 saiLnl
Prints COttons and lDomess
tics, by the cord, ifst JGs 10 snuolr
- t,,i,, ..,tt j., s., SMITH 4, GO. ,te
March 81, 1850, 31-tf, $50
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iIs Z. IafIsI6fA ~
Eaton took his farewell of his wife
this morning. 1t was ali affecting
scene. He made no statement on the
gallows.
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CARPETS!

We are now receiving our
Spring. Stock of Carpets, COM
prising Tapestry, Bruss els,
Tilree-Plys, Extra, Two-PIys, I'm
% Floor sit Cloth. 1 "a pt5. 81 tiVsnt en-
and S-4, an Of which were
bought for Cash, and will be
sold as low as any House in the
trade, sasFa.s .a4 s.if...
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A NYTHlSG you want done in the lineof Blu
A Heads, Cards: Posters, Papip hlets.l &pis be
sure aud come 70 the Press lfteeSs on Lhes tats
Street, Forth end Of tEmpife Block!
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-. - MEMPHIs, April IN

A mother Steamboat Aceident--Loss Of the
G. A. TkompsoR-Seventeen Lives Lost.
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Garden and Field Seeds,

by the paper, quart, or bGishel. House and out
door plants in tfeir season.
ISIS s'E;s. 10 islL.&4 g .t5-F 5a3t
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Stop and look atIthe
EuHlis'0 Fi
BEAUTIFUL GOLD FISH.
.-.-s.fz ~ r.t hra& .7.1iS sa.t 5;
Price List of FIoatr, DC:

MO. 8 PHBNIx BIOCK-
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April ,s 1852 s.rA-!is ,sssaN - ss,fass Sac
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04

and butter, pastry and confectionery
which contain no silex, and very little
of the other elements which compose
the teeth, nothing short OF miracle
can give her 4 child with good teeth
and especially with teeth well enamel.
Cd.
But what article of TODD will make
GOOD? Good milk will make good
teeth, Tor it makes them for calves.
Good meat will make good teeth, Tor
il makes them for lions and wolves.
Good vegetables and fruits make good
teeth, tor they make them for mon
keys,
Coed corn, oats, barley, wheat, rye
ana indeed, everything that grows will
make teeth, ii eaten in their natural
state, no elements being taken out; for
every one of them does make teeth for
horses, COWS, sheep or some other an
imal. But starch, sugar, lard or but.
ter will not make good teeth. You
tried them all with your child's first
teeth, and failed; and your neighbors
have tried them, and indeed all Chris
tendon has tried them, and the result
is that a man or woman at forty with
good, sound teeth is a very rare eX-
cent ION
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
Why GO not GIsT 'k'cc:.a Hast o1r
E..frS.EsaEs

That they are made as perfect, if
cannot lie doubt
But are the necessary elements fur
nishea TO children as they are to the
young OF the other animals? And do
we not subject our teeth to deleter!ous
Influences IRON which animals, as they
obey thhir natural instincts, are ex-
cmpt:
The forming young Of other animals
while dependent on the mother, get
lime and PHOSPHORUS, and potash, and
slick, and all the other elements OF
which the teeth are composed, from
the blood or milk Of the mother, and
she gets them from the food which
nature provides containing these Gle
ment5 in their natural proportions.
But where can the child in its form
ing state get these necessary elements,
whose mothers live principally on
starch and butter and sugar, neither
OF which contain a particle or lime,
PHOSPHORUS, potash or ailex?: Nature
performs no miracles. She makes
teeth as glass is made, by combining
the clements which compose them ac-
coraing TO her own chemical prinei-
pies. And this Illustration is more
torclble, because the composition Of
the enamel OF the teeth and OF glass
is very identical; both at least requir-
ing the combination OF slick with
some alkaline principle
#, then, the mother Of an unborn or
pursuing infant lives on white bread
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
Fall Planting OF Strawberries.

After a good share Of expert
ence and we'll extended obserya-
ton. | am satisfied it does not
pay to plant Strawberries in the
fall: by this | mean large plan
tations Of several acres. | have
found fall-plantcd Strawberries
more liable to wintcr-kill; and
by the time they have just COM
menccd their new growth in the
fail, aft r. transplanting into
their new beds, the winter comes
upon them and checks their
growth suddenly. On compar-
ison of two beds planted side by
side, one in the fall and one the
next spring, | found thatin fruit
ing time next year the spring
planted bed had larger plants,
larger berries, more Of them,
and was generally more thrifty
and productive. My theory Of
strawberry transplanting is that
they should be transplanted on
" in moist weather and allowed
to GROW naturally undisturbed,
during the entire season. The
fall season is too short, and ends
too abruptly and severely. \
large number Of amateurs think
that by planting in August or
September a fine crop of fruit
can be gained the next season.
My experience shows this to be
q fallacy to Il certain degree
Although there will be 4 small
crop, a few berries on each plant,
yet they do not deserve the
name of Il crop; and | generally
clip of all blossoms, believing
that too early fruiting is more
Of an injury than a benefit
All strawberries love good treat
ment; and if any one will OBJ
serve spring planting, good barn
yard manure, and liberal
mulching both summer and vim
ter, he will find the cr>p that
comes the second year compcn-
satory for the long time waiting
for it. liorticulturist.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
M EDicAL.
MANHOOD: How Lost, How Restored:
Hfyefyo just published, new cdit'cR OF

MANHOOD: How Lost How Restored
<7fIefSo just published, a new cdit;cR Of
E@xxzH DIR. CuLVERW ELLIS CELE.
SN.xNaV DRAFTED ESSAY on the radical
cure without medicine) of rmatorrhoa, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal los
ses, lmpo'ency, Mental and Physical lncapaci.
ty, lmpcdimcns to Marriage, etc; also, Con
SUMPTION Epilepsy, and Fits induced by.se!f-
indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Day~Price, in n sealed envelope, only 6 cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from n thirty
years successful practice that the alarming
consequences Of sclf>abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife;
pointing out n mode of cure ut once simple,
certain, and eiicctual, by means Of which oy-
cry sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
rdidcaiiy.
De3yNThis Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in u plain envelope, TO
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents.
or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Culverwell,s
"Nlarriage Guide price % cents. Address
the Publishers CTAS. j. C. KLINE g. Co.
127 Bowery, New York, Postofiicc Box 1856.
Iy3n29
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
RuRAl. 8 DOMESTIC,
Farm H;srss Song.
by J. T. TRoWBRlnGE.


over Tue hi'I tue farm roy goes
us shaaoW lehg'hehs along me sand'
giant s'a" III giant manu.
:" ''e pV. ,., WV "'''' 'i'e st'''"s'
Ing N'.s u'' oes'"s v sing,
,,,o .hn sto,o hoor ,on,s ,bo -.
Tho sw.,1ovs s,i,n n, ,;ro,,s hr;,,.
And home "a II, woodland A. mo crows
Whom ovcr ,ho hin ,ne forr, how coos
rhoori,r c,r;cn
.ro ,,s., =, 49, 49, ~ ooyo
ror,,or f,v,,,.r oror ,ho ism
Family c,1linr calling s,i1I
..r,. Mas ~, h,ss, ~ c,,r,
WA. ...e,, ,,... .,'a 49,, 80,
ua.us -, ,,,in n,,r.
Thn s,raws :, 40 s.acl,. ~. hor ~ ,,n NOW
,, ,,,in
M, s.,-n..,.., o,, ~.
Tba p;,s como rrnn,inr to his feet.
The whinny;no marc her master knows.
who, ~, n. ,ora thc ,armcr roes
His cattle calline--
..Co bass, CO. boss, co. co cor,
Wbae sill tbe COW hoy far away.
c,os soa1-;n-,l .ss tbo, b,va ron. astrav
a., hosS,e,, boss, coY coz
~. ,,0" ,,s - ,,m,,,.h !, ,,o
!, r,sh;,r ,,,,,, a,a rreat.
,,s,,, ~ ,nb ~ ~ f,.,ovarl nnmn
~, ;,,nn
... -. ,ous 49,. f,,linc.
- ,,;,,. al s,,v
ny ''S =,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
- q -
Twelve TEoHtsi. sEsssi the asSSs.
nY ELLEN $. Tu9pER, Brighton, i9ira.

NOVEMBER.
All weak stocks should now be
broken up and the bees united with
stronger ones. This is easily done rs
bees are not disposed 20 quarrel SO
late in tic season. If n weak colony
in a box hive is placed bottom up un-
der another hive, and SO lett Tor few
DAYS, the bees III the under one viii
Join the cluster above and become one
colony, and the combs i'll the lower ono
should be carefully preserved in dry
place tor next seasons Use. " eaN
colonies in movable comb hives are
united at this season By placing all
full combs from two or more hives in
one, with the bees adhering as much
is possible, then brushing all remain
ng oees down upon the combs. L
there is any choice ot queens it IS
necessary to destroy the ones you val
tie least. When il is possible, pat all
bees. in whatever form of hives, into a
dry, elari. cellar, temperature not much
above the freezing point. Turn box
hives upside down. and give bees i'll
all movable comb hives upward ycnti-
lation, but avoid a 0raught OF mr.
through the hive. Ii you have 10 suit
able cellar, use some ont building tina.
may be made perfectly dark. II
obliged to winter bees on their sum
mer stands, allow them much more
honey than would be necessary il
housed Leave holes il the top open,
fill the cup with dry straw and return
it to the hive; close the entrance so
that but one or two bees can pass at
once, and if there is any observation
glass about the hive, cover this with
old flannel or carpet. If the frames
are all filled with honey, it is well to
take out one that can be best spared
and move the frames farther apart,
thus giving the bees more room to
cluster between the combs Put some
straw or fodder about each hive to
protect it from the sun and wind, leav
ING the entrance lrec.
Put bees into winter quarters any
cold time in the month; see that the
hives are dry when put in aud leave
them perfectly undisturbed until
Spring. Al that bees need to winter
safely is honey where they can get it;
sufficient cluster OF bees to maintain
the requisite warmth Tor safety, and
| upward ventilation that the moisture
OF the hive may not accumulate and
cause mould in the cellar or frosty
combs, and ice IN hives kept out Of
doors.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04

Horace Greeley says: "My
wife said to me the other day
that the man l had on my farm
did not half work. | told her l
knew that, for if he intended to
work in the best manner, he
would work for himself and not
for me-"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
a GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
PENN LETTER BOOK.

For Copying Letters vithoM Press or Hater.
This is the greatest time, labor, and money
saving invention of the age; and none see i
but to praise its simplicity and convenience
as you have only 10 place the written letter
under the copying leaf,and rub with the hand.
An agent has but TO show it properly, and it
sells itself. Adaf,ed to every kind Of busi>
ness. 1t does not play out, as the first sale is
only beginning. Address
fowl y. GARRETT & CO., Chicago IL.
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CgocKHnY, OTTAWA CO., MicN.,
December II, 1861. j

CRocKHgy, OTTAWA Co., MIci.,
December II, 1861. j
Or. G. W. Robat.h Sir:
| am Farmer, about 80 years
ot'ag,; WAS taken i'll III August.
1850. with foyer, general debil-
ity, loss Of appetite, swollen
limbs aud stiff joints, and was
doctorca By a Physician sever
al months with 40 result but u
large fee Bill. ! tried after hat,
yal.ions remedies with no bcnc-
iii: | almost gave Up IN despair,
when Il ncighbor showed income
ctyour a!lnanacs from Griffin $
Drug Store, and recommended
your medicines. | procured
two Bottles OF Blood Purifier
and three i5uttlcso OF Blood Pills
from NJ. Griffin, which | took
as directed, and WAS perfectly
restored to health. The whole
OF last winter | was enabled to
cut my fire wood, now can do
as good days chopplns as
ever | could in my life.
i. s5.--.t further inducements
to try your medicines was tho
fact that |. was intimately &C
quaintcl With .. Thomas, OF
Grand Ledge, in This S!ate,who
was cured Of severe rhcumat-
M difficulty by yourmcdiclncs.
john CHADWICK.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04

Prof. Gamgcc says regularity
il feeding and the use Of sound
corn, oats, and well cured hay,
are the best preventives of collie
in horses.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04

ES;l;slSd5 GUIDE

4 PRIVATE COUNSELLOR TO THE MARRIED or
"A those about to marry male or female. in
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ries and revelations OF the sexual system,
with the latest discoveries in producing and
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language, with numerous diagrams and ems
craving. and contains all that valuable in
formation that every person who is married
or contemplatcs marriage ought to have, yet,
which so few really possess. 1t unrayels mys>
teries and discloses secrets that every BODY
should know: still it is book that ought to be
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!essly about the house. 1t embraces every
thing on the subject Of tho generatiyc sys-
tenn that is worth knowing, and much that is
not published in any other work.
This invaluable work will be sen, to any one
free of POSTAGE on receipt Of Fifty cents.
Address: Dr.. Butts i,ispcusary. n. ".
corner Fifth and Market streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
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Before receiving treatment from any Of tho
notorious QaGcks of this or any other place
who advertise in the public papers. or using
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carefully peruse DR. Butts work No mats
ter what your disease is. or how deplorablr
your CONDITION, remember that while ii cost
you Fifty cents to have ii with it's valuable in .
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mail. Office y W. corner Fifth AMI Market
streets. Opposite Court llonsc. ST. Louis. Mo.
v3a33, IT,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04

The Pacific Express train vii! stop only ut
the following Stations: Clinton. Loudon, &C.
dar Rapids, Blairstown, Belle planc, lama,
MARSHALL, Boone, New Jefferson Carroll. BEN
ison, Dunlap, Mo. Valley Junction and Conn-
ell Bluffs.
Passengers will not be taken on the Ex-
press Freight.
Freight trains will not stop TO take or leave
passengers, and ticket offices will not be open
to sell tickets for freight trains. No rasscn-
ger will be taken on ! freight train without
ticket to the station at which the train stops.
|. y. HOWE Supt.
II. p SrAswoop, Acting General Passenger
Agent. Clinton, June Is, 1863
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.

Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court
Of lama County, Iowa, the undersigned here
by gives notice that he was appointed Admin
illustrator of the estate of Joseph l.. Fitzgerald,
deceased, late of said county, on the 10th day
Of October, A. ID. 1869. All persons having
claims against said estate are notified 10 file
The same as by law required, and all persons
indebted to said estate are hereby requested
to make immediate payment 10 the under
signed. JAMES FITZGERALD,
Administrator.
Dated, Oct. 10th, 1869 niaw4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-04
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