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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

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Gonfidt Fam Ter fette . auer i'm WfeiH.
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H. Bet:asss.n berauf werbeu aussefabrt bar&
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
For the Republican.
Buckingham Correspondence.

noticed, some time since, your Lin.
coin correspondent complained that /
make no allusion to that town. 1t is
my misfortune that | have not visited
Lincoln. ! learn that the land in that
town cannot be excelled, that it is fast
filling with industrious settlers and that
the McGrcgor and Dcs Moines II. r.
is surveyed through Lincoln and, when
built, unless some road more to the
east is built, the business of Northern
Tama will center IN Lincoln.
1t is credited to Iowa County that
they elected colored man Road SUI
pervisor. Perry, in this County, did
better, having elected VIM Jones, the
only colorcd man III this scction-as
black as the ace OF spades-Constable,
which is an additional motive for some
to pay their debts.
| Mrs. Roberts, wife of Rev. 3. Rob
erts, died October oath, aged 10 years.
BY her quiet disposition, enlarged
christian virtues and an active charity,
she cnlcarcd herself to all who were
honored with her acquaintance.
Rev. b. Roberts, Pastor of Ripley
Chapel, Congre sational church, feeling
the ilfrmities OF age, realizing that the
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
Oh! Dear:
OBSERVER.

Oh: Dear:
DoUpTruL.-TnE TAMA County Re
PUBLICAN has an article purporting to
be from the United States Mail. which
says that papers published with "in-
sides" and ''outsides, printed out Of
the county or State, cannot be distrib-
uted free. We doubt. this, but at all
events Deputy p Ms can take no ac-
ton in regard to the matter unless in
structed by the Post master General.
A heavy business has grown up ct fur
nishlng one side printed, and been con-
tinued for years, and this question has
not disturbed the current of events
before II it is wrong, let the proper
authorities so decide, and then all
good citizens and true, will acqu;ece,
and we will pay by the bundle tor car
rying our paper. The CANNON about
the S2.2G don't amount to much.
The QuEsrloN SETrLEp.-In another
article we have given our opinion that
the Post Master General would not
sustain the view OF the law taken by
the United States Mail, not that we
doubted, as some might suppose, that
Bro. True, of the REPUBLICAN, had
given the opinion OF the Mail correct
ly, though we confess, 1t would bear
that Interpretation, as we noticed when
reading the proof[-Five cents re-
ward is hereby offered to any one who
will give us the true meaning of the
above SENTENCED But happily the ques-
ton has been settled 10y the Post Of
flee Department, and here it is:
"a newspaper having known Office
of publication notwithstanding one
side of the same is printed in another
county or State-is entitled to the
same privileges, as though both sides
were printed at the said Office Of pub
| lication."
We take the above from the United
States Mail our good friend Wonscr
having very kindly brought copy t.
our Office. How about the 1920, Mr..
REPUBLICAN,
BAn!-Thc Glenwood Opinion has
a rigmarole article about "insidcs, y
ana "outsldes, which is Just what we
should expect from journal with
such a ridiculous name. 1t tells about
the stale news contained on said "out-
sides" We exchanged with the Opin-
ion year or two, and there was more
reading matter of real value on one of
the Chicago ''outsides," than there
was on both sides of the O,inion in
any four weeks while we received it.
The REPUBLICAN seems to have the
"outsides.' and "insides' on the brain.
AS it is possible that we have a few
subscribers who do not read the Ci,i.
zen, we give the above three extracts,
clipped from the Citizen of the 18th.
Of course our readers, and the readers
OF the Citizen are greatly Interested
in our gossip on this tremendous ques-
! ton and VIC propose to CRAFTY their
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Harpers Bazaar contains besides pictures
patterns, etc, variety Of matter of especial
use and interest to the family: articles on
health, dress and housekeeping in all its
branches; its editorial matter is specially
adapted to the circle il is intended to interest
and instruct; and ii has besides, good stories
and literary matter Of merit. Il is not sar,
prisiug that the journal, with such features,
has achieved in n short time an immense sue
cess: for something OF its kind was desired in
thousands of families, and its publishers have
filled the demand. The young lady who buys
a single number of Harper's BazaI is made a
subscriber Tor life New York Evening Post
The Bazaar is exec, lent Like all the peri
odicals which the Harper's publish. it IS al
most ideally we'll edited, and the class of read :.
ers for whom it is lntenleG--ihe mothers and
daughters in average families cannot but
profit by us good sense and good taste. which
We have no doubt, are to>day maxine very
many homes happier than they May have been
before the women began taking lessons in
personal ana household and social manages
mcnt from this good-natured mentor The
Nation.
1t has the merit Of being sensible, Of can-
veying instruction, Of giving excellent pat
terms in every department, and Of being we'll
stocked with good reading matter Matca>
man and reflector.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
St. Patrick is himself again. TIL

st. Patrick is himself again. That
may not be exactly Shakespeare ex-
preston, but it is the truth as applied
to w. M Patrick, late, and lately, Of
the Orford Leader. The Oxford Leal.
err has again changed proprietorshlp
with ST. Patrick, aforesaid, now at the
helm. 1t is the intention, we gather
from the number before US, to print
the paper at Oxford. The Leader needs
a strong man at its head, and we hope
it has that need supplied il the pres
ent management.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25


tastes We should feel highly eratiiied
il the Citizen would occasionally pubs
fish our words, instead OF characterize
ing them er cothcdra, by such courte-
Gus terms as "gammcnn 'humbug"
&c. We shall be happy to record the
fact that our example for fairness in
this respect is not lost, on this paper.
We do wish that our worthy broth
er OF the quill would read proof hit
tie closer and erase such interpretations
OF the compositor as the words "pur-
porting to be- in the first article
above.
Less charitable persons than our
selves might attribute those words to
the Editor OF the Citizen ard surmise
that under those words were hidden
such thoughts Ms "liar," "knaye," &c.
We disclaim such surmise, however
Our worthy contemporary should re-
member the state ofthe weather about
these days, and keep his blood in an
approximate degree OF coolness While
all Nature is cool, we think IL i'll be-
coming our Brother to become heated,
especially over small matter. We
congratulate Bro. Cambridge that he
has secured, as an Esquire, so worthy
and redoubtable Knight of the quill
as our immediate predecessor. Don
Quixote and Sancho Panza have come
again to combat. The farce may be-
come tragedy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
SlBSCHIPTIONS.-1S10


HAMPERS WZEgLr, one year.........S2. %
IN extra Copy of either the N1Gazins, Esetig
or Bear will be supplied gratis for every
Club Of Fire Subscribers at 81 co each. in one
remittance; OF, Six Copies for $50 90 without
extra copr.
Subscriptions TO !Earpers Magazine, Week
y, and Bazar. to one address for one wear,
sip on; or, TWO Of harpers Periodicals, to one
address for one year, 5. %.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any
time.
The Annual Volumes Of Tlrpsrs Wee n,
IN neat cloth binding, win be sent b. express,
free OF expense. for :. each. 4 complete Set.
comprising Thirteen Volumes, sent on receip,
OF cash at the rate of s. - per vol, freight at
expense Of purchaser. Ioluule XII, ready
January lst, 1879.
The Postage on Earpers Weekly is 20
cents year, which must be paid at the subs
secioer's postoffice. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS. New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

church. needed a younger man, and sui-
tcring from poor health and tic loss
of his wife, resigned his Passionate, to
take effect when successor can be Sc
cured The church unanimously re-
fused to accept his resignation, and hc
has withdrawn it Tor the present. Mr..
II. has been in the Ministry prore than
forty years, twenty-five Of which has
been in Iowa, seven years at Bucking-
ham. He is highly esteemed and the
church, under his ministry, hasincrcasod
from thirty to one hundred members.
The Church will probably settle y jun
Tor Pastor.
On Tie I'd OF November. the Singing
Glass, under the instruction of Mrs.
Whi,marsh, gave Concert, at Ripley
Chapel. 1t was very highly spoken
of. 1t will be repeated at theMetho-
dist Chapel, on the ODD.
On Sabbath evening last the Sunday
School connected with Ripley Chapel,
I. +. Clark Esq, Superintendent, had
their first Concert, which was very in
tcresting; the most OF the rehearsals OF
the scholars would have been credita-
bic to schools more highly favored
To say the singing was good does not
express it. Mr.. Barbour and family
sang some pieces which has never been
excelled IN this section. "Life's Rail
way and "Shun the Broad Road .
by Mr.. Barbour, were finely executed.
1t would be Partially to name any
other, unless all, as all did we'll One
pleasing feature was the extreme youth
OF some of the singers who did re-
markably well. Minnie Conncll, Rob
bic Wood, Clara Graham, Morris
Ames and one or two others whose
names have escaped me, neither Of
them six yeas old, are instances
Matte Cornell nine years old played
on the organ with good acceptance
Addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Wilkinson, Mr.. Connell and Rev. Nj.
Roberts; altogether it was most hap.
Ply affair.
Trade is very dull, farmers behind
with work, threshing not more than
one-half done; little wheat sold; result;
collections backward. Wheat is aver
aging from Is to II bushels per acre,
weighing a lbs per bushel, price 80
cents, being different from % bushels
Of 60 lbs at $780, yet the poor. farmers
are receiving seven and one-half cents
tor pork, thirty for butter, far price
for beef, eight dollars a cord for wood,
forty cents for corn, forty-f five for oats;
horses are high, cows are high, and
shotes sold here for twenty-five cents
per ID, yet all complain of hard times
Machinery has been the bane OF the
farmers; probably $4,000 was prom
ised by our farmers, for machinery in
1869. One firm here sold more than
$4,000 worth Of Sulky Cultiyators last
spring; the antidote will be the paying
tor them.
You occasional, notice the work of
Leekin's Mills. The flour deserves all
your ecomiums, ana Leekins is a prince
among good fellows; yet some OF US
Observer among the number-havc
cause to regret your encomiums, they so
elate him that he carries all his best
double bolted flour to Toledo market,
and triple bolts an occasional bag for
the REPUBLICAN. Hold up, Mr. Editor,
1t may be sport to you, but at is dsatA
to u.s." Observer wants triple bolt,
Mr.. Leekins, Sir.
OBSERVER.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

NEW MAIL RoUTE.-An effort has
been made to establish semi-week-
~ mail between BROOKLYN, Powcshiek
County, ria Eureka and Helena, and
Toledo. Bids were put in by several
parties some time ago, but the govern
ment considering them all too high, all
were rejected. Bids will be called for
again soon. The establishment Of this
route is very desirable.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25

EDGED TooLs.-A little child of Mr.
S. Stgers, OF this place. got hold OF the
razor, q few days ago. and proceeded
to assist its inclpient whiskers to make
their appearance. The result was a
little cut on the lips, and also on each
finger of the right hand more blood
than beard.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
Another Chamgc in the Mail.

The running schedule Of the cars
on tie G. & n Nv. r. has been changed
so as to bring both trains at lama
City, at about = o'clock, p. M. On
account of this change the mail will
leave the Toledo Postoflice at !
o'clock =. NJ, and arrive at about 2:45
p. NJ. This change went into opera.
ton last Monday, without any notice
from the Railroad company.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
SCBSCRIP7IONS-iS1o.
Terms:

HARrERs Bazaar. one year,.............Si co.
IN extra copy Of either the .fayaziae, Week
u or Ba-ar will be supplied gratis for every
Club of Fire Subscribers at 81 90 each, in one
remittance; or, six Copies for s2o 6a, without
extra copy.
subscriptions to Usrper's Magazine, I'eekig
and Ba.ar, to ose address for one year, Sio or;
ar two of Harper sreriodcais, TO one address
Ter one year. 800.
Back numbers can he supplied at any time,
Vols. land IL. of Iisrrers Bazaar, FOR the
years 1863, eenglantly bound inigreen mo-
rocco cloth. will be sent by express, freight
prepaid for SEQ each.
The postage on llarpers Bazaar il 20 cents
q year, which must DC paid II the subscriber 5
losfoSce.
HARPER BROTHERS, New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-11-25
Highest Cash Prices paid for
PRAIRIE CHICKENS,
AT the Velocipede Restaurant, by
r4Gtf ANDY MAIDEN.

BLAxKs.-Wc keep OH hand for sale, all
kinds Of Notarys, Attorneys, Justice 9. Con>
stables and other official blanks, such rs
Warranty and Quit Claim Dccds Real and
Chattcl Mortgages, Original Notices, Abb
strnct of Title, Affidavit Of Non-residcnts
Power Of Attorney, Justices Notice, Execu-
tions, Subpocnas, Attachments, Attachment
Bonds &c. Blanks not kept on hand will be
printed on short notice 70 order.