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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22

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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
BALL DREs SIS.

From English Woman's (London) Magazine
In the ball room, as well as at the prone
made. we see costumes not plain dresses,
worn by all ladies of fashion. a lady
studies costume as much as if she had to
appear in some historical play upon the
STAGE. All must be style-the headdress as
well as the robes, the chduSSare, as Wen As
the fashion of the skirts AT presetne' .ne
fashion of carving the train upon the arm
has not become as general as we imagined
n would. Ladies who dance have preferred
the skirts that just touch the ground. ana
ladies who do not dance have allowed their
io1or trains TO sweep upon the floor, in sub
line DISREGARD OF the tearing and soiling of
EXQUISITE lace and elaborate trimmings. All
bali dresses are rather high i'll the shoulders
but verv low in front, and at the PACK SO
much so. indeed, as to render lace TRIM
ming or low chemisette inside quite heeeS-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
Fashions Abroad.
Tie PrcraiIing Styles in Parts-BaH Dresses
-Other NorekieS.
The PREVAILING STYLES.

THE PREVAILING STYLES
From lie Beau Monde.
Everything which hangs softly and grace
fully. such as merinoes. muslin deIAlhe' eIc;;
is very fashionable, and is being employees
most freely IN the composition for costume
for the ensuing season. The dress consists,
i'm all instances. of two skirts. OF distinctly
different materials-the under one generaliy
of striped satin or velvet the upper one OF
small fitting Jacket of either velvet or cloth,
with collar and revers of quilted satin: In
most cases the dresses are arranged en- 6op-
fqnt about the waist, and the panier, disposed
ia many graceful ways, still holds ITS own
as an ACCESSORY to the promenade toilette.
For visiting and home dress, trains continue
TO be in fashion.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
For the Republican,
IiG. Editor,
The present glut in II

- (-'iitbA,
The present glui in the
grain markets of the world and the
consequent depression OF pr,ces is !,
serious calamity to western farmers
In new country, where nearly all
the farmers are struggling to improve
their farms, and many of th EN- deeply
il, o!y"d in debt. and wher. all their
hopes tor relief comes from the grain
crop, the fall in prices brings ruin and
disaster To many OF our farmers, espc
ciaiiy those who are just opening their
farms. ! think it can be dcmonstra
ted, ti.st, at the presen: prices of land,
the cost of Improvement. the expense
of living and the wages demanded 10y
hired help, wheat cannot be raised,
with profit. at less than one dollar per
bushel. and when farmer sells his
whea, tor eighty cents per bushcl he is
losing twenty cents on every bu>hel,
and this must ultimately bring 6uan
ciai ruin on ali our grain raising ia
mers. l think Chat, Fat present, and
tor several years to come, the supply
will be greater than ho demand in the
grain narkc., and consequently prices
will hc low and at slow sales This
must he the case al least. until we
have more OF foreign demand than
At present. and that i. 81 uncertain
: hat it is not well for us to depend
, mon that entirely for dcliversncc.
The cost at Transportation Is s"etarr
.;r;.,ys cvi, .hst ti,e farmers have to
conten,. with. At present, it takes
half ous whea: crop to pay for deliver
ing the other halt at the sca-board. +
and Rail Road corpora
tons arc 1atteninG al tho expense of
he hard working farmer, and ealing
,ut his substance. Is there no remedy !.
or these eyiso
Will not some Of our farmers give
rs their views on these, to us. impor-
tant subjects, and suggest some rem
cdy? l think that an exchange Of
,p'n' ons will be an a,lvau,agcanimay
end to some important results that
will permanently benefit us and place
he agricultural interests Of our
country on broader and tirmer basis,
levelope our material resources and
adj to our wealth and prosperity.
Wh, speaks firsto
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
Late News.

Congress reassembled on tho 5th
Tho committee GU Election Fraud.
to whom was referred the Newly ork
Frauds have been at work, and it will
probably report recommendation t.
c.Esnse the naturalization laws.
The Statistical Bureau under the care
OF Dclmar, as director, A.so Freedmans
Bureau ceased to exist, Dec. 81, by
special act Of Congress.
\ great snow and hail storm pre-
vailed i'll New England and New
J ork. Jln.ls
the purchase of the Samana Bay
Having been completed by company
81 New York capitalists, Congress
viii probably soon proceed to estab
Isl. a naval station there.
1ha Spanish government will dis,
patch ten thousand more troops to
Cuba, To quell the rebellion.
Marshal Pavia, one Of the best rev o
lntionar, generals, and lately Cover
II General OF Madrid, is dead.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
W. hope the suggestion, of orr co,

We hope the suggestions OF our cor
respondent, "A Working Farmer
whose letter appears in another CO.
ninn, will be heeded That a laro,
~n-re OF the farming community are
not directing their work INTO chan.
nels that shall surely lead to ultima,o
success, is apparent. Too much at
teltion is given to grain, when the
interest Of tho farmer would be better
sabserved by greater attention to
rt"ck and fruit. Consequently, the
gram market is usually over-stocIcd
!'i.t fruit, especially, is always com
msnding high and remunerau,e
price.
We have enough farmers in the
tonn'y who have matured thoughts on
;ne question raised by our corespon-
dent, AMI who we doubt not are fully
a.. to communicate their ideas to
tn,,r ucighbors. Ne,shall be pleased
hear an interchange Of opinion gsl
v"ason on this important matter, I'M
49, NJ, not only to the farmer him
~ af'f aiso Indirectly to tho whole
.t..ltf,fE ~.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
AtatexNews.

An7n'osa has seventeen lawyers, ten
.iov.,r> and six clergymen.
(. i Scott, Dist Atty. Of the Stl
~ Ia Dist. has sent in his resigna
:. t.. to lake effect Feb. !, next.
Ma,i,n proves unhealthy to Dem
ocracy. Hence the Linn County Sigma
is removed to Cedar Rapids, where
Democratic prospects are deemed
moe hopeful.
b. nsarb!e dealers OF Iowa will
hold a convention at Ottumwa, Janu
~ >. 500. The call says: ''1hc oh
J.ct Of his convention is to effect az,
e'sali zttion by which the Interests OF
III. ira IL may be protected and ai
Y; ,cad.'
li.' GLOWING patents were granted
10 'ova inventors during the week
- lIs Dec. 18th: Window shutter
;. VI Sherman, Fort Dodge; horse
I" T.. J. Toof, Fort Madison; fire
s.A-:n, - Cou!son, Oska!oosa: riudlc
80 grain separator, G. A. Wells, Oska-
l. a
he ,rmers of Buchanan county
h.ss or:snized an Agricultural Club
Tor mutual improvement FIX
Chs is just the thing every County
n,i township ought to do.
Tie iowa State University has az
- l"wnaent Of $500 900 and 10000
3 res al excellent land. It's literary
al law departments are Aourishing;
So me';-al department viii be in full
e'"ratioa With the opening of the
:; University year, in September.
ist'zen says that an immense
~ "a meeting came off in Oska-
!ao.a on the Goth, ult. and that peo-
pie IN that part OF the State are alive
I" the Importance of the Iowa Cen
trail Rail Road.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
4 WORKING FARMER
PRO cGGT1ON.


The 7rtbun4 is very much excited
over the tariff bill now pending III
the uou.e, and which will probable be
taken up a, soon As Congress re as
semh!es after the holiday recess. 1t
repeats the old free trade cant, mis-
! Representative and bIackgusrdism with
which it's ,eade.'s have so long been
familiar. As CO. gress seems already
resolved to betrion American indus
tries, il would be a y, ate of space to
retute it's sop'iisns st length.
Nat raj history, here and every
where. establishes beyond intelligent
contradiction that all classes are bcne-
fitted b, manufacturing prosperity
and tia. manufactures cannot he es-
lablishei t, any considerable extent
without the fostering aid OF protective
legislation. England now favors, in
many things, bat not all, free trade
1t is notorious, however, that the
British Government has uniformly
refused to ope. its ports duty free to
any competing article until alter tina.
branch OF industry had been 50 well
established as to DEFY competition.
The Chicago organ 81 British mani
tacturers would make the people DC
lieSe that the proposed tariff would
enrich a few Eastern capitalists al The
expense of the toiling masses. Facts
arc against it. Look at New England |
and Pennsylvania. l, was cotiieniiy ,
asserted by the Tribune school at soph- |
lists when the manufacturers OF tl.oec !
States demanded protection that their
interests and those OF producers were
hostile. In due course OF time the
farmer found in the enhanced value OF
his products an immense advantage.
For every dollar paid out IN indirect
taxation he received ten-told III the
price at what he had to yell. When this~
nation was dependent for its fabrics
uponimrortstion, .hciarmers wercvery
poo. and failures among them were
more frequent than among any other
class. Assoon ~ manufacturing towns
| sprang up, furnishing home market
| for farm products, a new order OF
! things began. and now there is no line
OF business as safe as farming. We do
not claim that protection has done All
this alone but we do say that it was
the dawn of a better day for the far
m rs OF America, and that should We
have a return to the non-prot ective
policy 1t would be dire calamity to
the producers as we'll as the manu-
taeturers. The only class Of our people
to be benefited would be those who
neither produce nor manufacture. but
simply communicating useless drone'
J, Of socicty.-Cn .eago Journal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

\ Denver paper publishes this pa
thciic . tA" unto the triendless.
There is truth in j, if there isn't much
poetry:
Noble red man IF the plains, poun.
cling on unguarded trains, whence you
come and whence you go, Sherman. =
men would like to know. Burning
here and scalping there, east and west
aud evereryhcre; proving like the
tiger cat, night and day along the
Platte, stealing boldly At your will,
all'along the smoky Hill; first you come
in parties small, now in numbers that
appal, spreading death and devastation
robbiag ranches, burning stations;
such persistent visitation does not
claim our admiration. Mr.. Lo. now
quit your tricks, surely you will get in
a fix: now just stop those ugly capers,
or we'll send you to .hd shakers. II
our boys start on 4 scout, surely they
will wipe you out: 60. bold re1 man
of the West, here your stay is short
at best: go aud hunt the buffalo. We
can spare YOU, Mr. Lo..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

REVOLUTIONARY PENsIoNs-From the
report q. the Commissioner Of Pensions
We learn that prior to the date Of the
last an,sal report Of that Office, the
solo surviving soldier OF the Revolution
under the general Jaws had died.
The Nv soldiers pensioned by special
acts OF congress then on the rolls,
.!no. Gray, of Ohio, and Daniel T..
Bakemaa, OF New York, and Nancy
Serena. widow OF Joseph Serena, OF
.Pennsy wanna, still survive, the latter
be;n. the only representative in the
rolls Of that class of Reyolu-
tion widows who were married prior
10 the close ofthe war. OF those mar
ricd prior to January /, 1894. So
SURVIVE; OF those married prior to Jau.
nary 4, 1900, As; and OF those mar
y..i einre the after date, 7s7-n,ak-
in,. q total OF $50 Revolutionary wild
a.. ! on .he. rolls, Icing less by lu9
shan &c number returned the previ-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

We hope our iarlner friends, sn'
c~p"riaIy all VINO arc interested il
Agricultural Fairs, will not :fai! K
~'a Is 'he very excellen. paper OF
|! ne Racing at Fairs, on the fourth
la@a which we clip from the Io''H
NJ,q-e.esH. The attention Of agr,cpl
3url,f. and the press is becoming a
aa<rn.d to the great and growing
evil ~ rscing IS professionally practi-
T. sad it is high time that some
,t,..n: were devised for combining orr
t'oHa:,g and State Fairs to their legiti.
'ns.e purposes. The advantage of
! airs ne now become SO obvious that
ra'''- ], no longer necessary as An OK
."'" I" traw paying crowd.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

Ca,peis-Do.t Pay the High PRICE
TUE NEW ENGLAND CARPET Co, Of Bee
J. ton, Mass, established nearly = quarter
Of century ago, in their present iocntion,in
Halls over II, IS, IS, u. -, 81, SO, s5, amt
81 Hanover Street, have probably furnishs
IN ore houses with Carpets than any other houa
in tho country. In order to afford those at
distance the advantages Of their low prices,
they propose TO send on the receipt Of the price
20 yards or ur wards Of their beautiful Cottage
Carreting, At so cents FER yard, with samples
Of ten sorts, varying in price from rs cents
to So per yard, suitable for furnishing every
part Of any house. 4Sw&
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
Kerosene is the best antidote 70

Kerosene is the best antidote for q
| severe burn or scald. lmmerse the
injured part in cold water tor mo-
mer,; dry with soft cloth, taking
care no. to rub at al Then battle
in Kerosene and tho terrible pcin soon
ceases. We knew of little child who
pm; his foot and leg into pail Of near
~ boiling water. The above remedy
WIS applied and in few minutes tho
cmid's screams ceased. We know not
the philosophy of the matter. but We
do know that il is the most efiicacious
remedy for severe burns and scalds in
the domestic materia medical CtMin-
natti Gazette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

PREMIUM LIST
Whitlocks Horticultural Recorder,
$3.50 Per AmmMns, in Zdranee. Single
Copies, 20 cents.
To subscribers wishing to pay At the end "
the year, 81, if ordered BY January 1st, 1868.
Address,
The. Whtlock Exposition and Exchange Co.,
245 Broad.Ooy, Aew York.
ANDREW 8. FULLER, Editor. @
The cheapes journal Of the kind published
and the emily one giving the price.list of Trees
Vines and plants in "All Nurseries in One
Il also contains : list Of the best iMpleme nts
for Farm, Garden and Household; and its pa.
Ses are filled with articles from the best hor>
ticultural land agricultural writer's in the
world. A = special inducement. We offer to
send one plant Of either Of tho following VI.
rieties Of fruits, 70 Ill who send IN their names
with $3.50.
Clarls Raspberry. Davison's Thornlsss
Raspberry. Ellisdals Raspberry. Missouri
Mammoth Blackberry. Choice 0ladielus.-
Choice japan Lily. iona Grape Vine. Or,
Two Early Wi,son Black Berry. Two Kitta-
tinny Blackberry. Or, to any one who will
send Is csnts extra, to pay postage, We will
send
One Pound Of Early Rose Potatoes
The plants will b. carefully packed and
sent by mail, postpaid. - early in The Az
.usp, Or Spring, - pras,icAtiss 4s'sm.'ts
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
Send Mentytby Reg.stersd Letter.
Send for (Nr .Nsv Caeu!Sr.
pARIRa s GO.
4owl Nos. % 4 100 Summer L., Boston.

WANTEp-AGENTs.- To 5000 per
w month every where. male and female
to introduce the GENUINE Improved Common
Sense family .se~ing AaeAne. This machius
will stitch. lem. fell, tuck. quilt, cord. bind
braid and emhroi,ler in . nest superior
manner. Price, only $lS. Fully warranted
for Ave years. W. will Fay $1,000 for any,
Machine that will sew . stronger, more heau-
,iful, or more elastic senm than ours. Il
makes the elastic Lock Stitch. Every sec
oud stitch can be cut, and still the cloth CAM
no, DO pulled apart without tearing it. We
pay Agents from, $50 to 5000 per month ana
expenses, or : commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address, SECOND
4 co, Pittsburgh, H., or, Eoston, Mas
CACTlON.-Ds not he imposed upon b.
other parties palming OF w,r,hlcss cas,-,ron
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours 10 the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured. AVA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
nleHlr MARE;

Is ono Of the many disease Of which
Dyspepsia is the parent. TO affect .
cure ,,srAons should avoid hearty food
1t night. and take vine glass full Of
Robaek's Stomach Bitters on retiri, Z 70
bed. For Sale by al Druggists.
n52v23m..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

The Ellisdalc raspberry; new
variety found growing wild in Iowa,
is one of themost vigorous growing
raspherries Of the family. The
canes sometimes grow ten feet or
more in season. II is very hardy
and productive. The ends OF the canes
bend to the ground and take root.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
DR.. Blu. TONS

TOBA Geo ANTIDOTE
vNyAKRANTED TO remove al desire fer
w Tobacco. 1t is entirely Vegetable asp
harmless. II pnr.tes and en,sches the blood, in
vigorates the system, possesses great nour-
ishing and strengthing power, il an excel
lent Appetizer, enables the stomach 10 digest
and establishes robust health. Ssaskers s~a
Che~evs for S,rty rrars Cured. Price, Fifty
Cents poet fee. A treatise on the injurious
effects Of Tohaccc, with lists Ut references,
testimonials, &c, sent FREQ. Agents wanted.
Address DR.. r. Il. ABROTT, Jersey City. NJ
old BY all Druggists. 2n49wl2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07


On the .4ih Of March next the terms
OF the following named Senators e1-
pre-:
Messre. Bayard, Del; Buckalew, Pa
Chandler, Mich; CONFESS, California,
Dixon, Conn, Doolittle, Wis; Ed
munds. Vt; Frelinghuysen. N. j.; Nor
rill, Me; Patterson, Tenn; Ramsey,
Minn,; Sprague, Il. l.; Van Wrinkle,
West Va; Wade, Ohio; WEIGH, Fla;
and White, Md. Of these % Sena-
tors only 2, so far have been reelected,
Mesers. Edmunds and Spraguc, both
Republicans. In California Eugene
Casscrly, Democrat, has been
elected to succeed Mr.. CONFESS, Re
publican. In Connecticut ex-Gover-
nor Buckingham, Republican, has been
elected to succeed Mr.. Dixon, Demo
crat. Mr.. Patterson, son-iu-law OF
President johnson, is to be succeeded
by Parson Brownlow, Tenn. Ohio
will exchange Ben Wade, Rep. tor
Judge A. &. Thurman, Dem; and
Maryland VIM. Pinckncy White for
VIM. T. Hamilton, both Democrats
! The Florida Legislature has elected
Abiiah Gilbert, to succeed AS WEIGH
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

The new cable to connec: US with
France will be very similar to the At
laatic cable Of ] 500, but stronger, hav
ing breaking strain Of 1000 pounds
arainst one OF 500 IN the present cable.
Ii j., to be LAID in two lengths from
Brest. in France. to st. Pierre, in
Newfoundland, 2,325 miles, and from
St. Pierre 10 New York, 722 miles.
To avoid rocks aud ,ce-bergs, it will
run south of the present cable, and It
will be laid by the Great l.astern piah'
ably IL the month Of July, 1859.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
H,Eu(RALelA

Gan bs sffsctually cnred by taking Dr.
Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood fiHs
and bathing the affected parts with the
Tincture sf Aconite or Chloroform.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
PILES,

There 10 no medicine in use 50 ofhcaA
c;ous a. DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier
and Blood Reis for the permanent cure
Of Blind or bleeding Pics, they strike At
The root Of the disease. thereby reinov.
ting The cause.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets of the
Great City.

a work descriptive Of the Virtues, and The
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

Said sails will take place At the front door
~ the Court House. in Toledo, Iowa, At
o'clock Y. NJ.
Tenn County, Iowa.
Toledo, Jan. 4, 1s69.-v3o1w2rfS5.s6
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
What Sheep Shall we Raise.

There is one important consideration
in favor OF every farmer breeding
mutton sheep, especially sonthdowus,
or their crosses-thatis. tl.e well known
fact, that i, no other way can he pro
lucc meat SO cheapiy or OF SO good and
healthfui quality.
1t was strange and mos, unaccunta-
bic thing TO Sc. most of our farmers
lasl sulumn eatin. pork W orth eighteen
to twenty cents per pound and sciiin:,,
sheep as low as dollar mead. They
had no. beer educated to eating NUT
Toni they once had taste OF good
Southdown it would require very
little education to make them mutton
eaters. For fresh meat in summer
there il nothing that farmer can so
conveniently,nanage as mutton.
| For these reasons it would seem
obvious that upon farms adapted to
mixed husbandry, the best and most
convenient practice, as we'll As the most
profitable. would be to lreed;a few
mutton sheep. and this may be done by
procuring bucks Of these breeds, and
| breeding them 10 our common ewes.
Whether the time be good or Lad
we can never afford toiraissd from
poor CT inferior b.ood.---- Brek<ye IN Del
Saecry Ec.ette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

As an illustration Of the benefi-
cial effects Of cheap railway fare, it is
stated that the New York Central
Railroad is limited, by Legislative
enactments, to two cents per mile tor
passenger fares. Notwithstanding
which, this road. under the economical
management Of last year, is reported
10 have realized twenty per ccnt over
and above sll expenses, on its total
--*27 900 ,000--in stock. Charging
one third less tariff, it has yet paid
under skilltul superintendent. some
three, or four times larger dividend
than other roads.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
Only g2.75 Per Copy.

NJ Send for circulars and sse our tcrms
and full description Of the work. Address
JONES BROTHERS { co, Chicago, Ill, or
g. Louie, No.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07
Last year. a Polish gentleman hav

Last year. Polish gentleman hav-
ing caught stork upon his estate,
near Llmberg. put round its neck an
iron collar with the inscription, Hoe
ciconia ex Polonia,'' this stork comes
from Polana) and set it at liberty.
This year the bird returned to the
same spot, and was again caught by
the same person. II had acquired a
new collar of gold, with the inscrip
top. india cum donis REMIT! ciconiarn
PoleniS." india sends back the stork to
the Poles with gitts.) The gentleman,
after having shown the inscription to
his neighbors, agai;. set the bird at lib
erty.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

Tnx Easeiuent Tor the sepa ration
of the Upper Peninsula trom the
ST ate OF Michigan and the organization
OF a rev State. is again being agitatc:d.
A delegate convention OF The counties
OF the urrcr Peninsul. TO consider the
sas,icct, has .i.ecn called 1T l.oughtoA
OF .LS ~. LstaEt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-07

Hon. NJ. ". Bates, ex United States
Senator from Delaware, died at DO.
.rr, on the LIST. inst.