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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
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saliy saKss, -. wass yosags ssscAsxwhsF
Eg3 .GtsasAtt sEis svas .;1ege1 lasnas ID
And Asr -fsiepd Cla,lssr dCAqzeh, 5yss s,,g4
| pssachsr who praugAyr fa ae,s ,~.
Though his enemies called him screscher, -
Who scraugkt. sht issi'a 'ff.'se
t.. M slg 9Iisrigai ft;s< I n ~ s-no-.
His hear. a-Asa h. 81 hsF tap' sinking ii :
And his eye, meeting hers, begaa xinting,
and wunk;
whild she In Aer turn, fell 70 tbixkiAgs asa5
! y shnnks', Ii .aisist gl'-'- ri''soa g-s
puc ha..ennead' 10 xsoos her, asd sve.siy he r
lo iwnotds Il sEaaA .fftFas sx129NT4
For his io.s grew ussiS u msuhtAiAs itasa7
| lfs... agrewed,oas sassxr Hi1sl sritsa3o
And lwhat, Ae Va. longing, 70 do then n. he -
n doeo el a.
| tls.secret he wanted to ypexk, md he q oke.,
y seek with bi. lips Shat kis, fsfrs rlaps. ID
| had soks;s s.sm s8s - iaaica sfsse -
So he nansged to let the ts1hlssk aad itesas
l@eg Yc.sr@4- ed r. swes " v'serssta4 zsf =
la. fSsf'sHsagi ia sBszi-ssse irse3 5es Il els
He asked her Il ride. % NE church, sna ~ .-
"a, they rode IL ssvsssos siEsH rsd ~ q
They ssswee.ly did glide, and they both
thocght they glade, sof fsaa''s2 gag Z g
And they. come to The place 70 tssied. and
lofg were tode.
I Then hsmswara he.said' let.us dsise, Ard Il
r they dToye, .,s zs4s1 aiTEt sss3 is9td's
And soop as they wished y arriye they BIZ
/ Qrroyo.
For whatever he couldn't contrive, and con.
trove.. 'ssisx. sss~fa g
Wv ,ssal.siF baesrs s.,.v III. yrlsgb
4 The kiss A he was dyi,s 10 s.esl. .Aea y. =
ssa stole, ,.s.
At the feet where be wanted 70 knsel, then
he knole. ''.'4 s. Aie--s'@
Ard he said, d,sIfeel better tAan ever Ffoien n s
Y 41S -.yfsssEaY gii - apifsnlf lfz9& ssfe'
I they 70 each other kept clinsing, snd i.
II clung, =,
While Time his svift circuit was wiDkins.I
Ind w1ung; 2siagas- asa 81 h9e 9ls
I And niswss the thing fhs vas bringing, =
r." and brungse Il Taar ~ amee Ira 81.
The man Sally wanted 10 catch, and had
Il ~ caught e+ s.' '3a Il ~ s'+ss
That she wanted from others 70 snatch, and 2
had snaught-so gre :! .<~9st
Was the one that she now liked to scratch is
I g. and she seraushs., 81 bliaa ~ rs
And Charley's warm love betaas ftessng, -
and fr0ses ~ nro 'FF-sss 81 e -
While he yoak 10 teasing. qaad cruelty tsss
4 The girl he had wished y les4asssi.es and
Il squose; asesw ptsw sssi-sssss ssg
fRs"'e Ss' " o.S ~ -.
l. teleave him, and left, Is 81
'sHow could you deceive, ~ yea nd dscefti.' I.
And she answered, 81 promised to Sclesve, !,
and, I've cleft e. AMOS EEETER. 4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
~ vhc Towa f.aw
Il nesss 9sSch0Ol.! fA939 ~

"A young man from Newport, r. T.,
entered the Law Department. Of the
Iowa State University last Thurs
day. lie is q graduate Of the famous
Blown University, Of Rhode Island.
| Desiring to prepare for the law, and
desiring to make the best possible
preparation, like q sensible man; he
made thorough. inquiry into all the
prominent law schools in The eounr
try, and satisfied himself that for
practical advantages the Iowa school
was ahead, and has come to it. On
his way out he stopped at the Albany
school and also at the one at Ann
Arboy, Mich. hut did. not see any
thing to deter him from fulfilling his
purpose tocome here. We think the
young p2 pqn },lh has made sy yssgy sensible q edll 9
choice. a school presided over BY
Prot: Hammond, and taughtby Judge
Wright and Judge Cole, in the way
in which they Dc #. can not fail 70 bs
.atvthe least equal to the best, and !, We Us
think superior to all others. These
men are. not only !eminentye learned
| in the law, bat are practitioners ,o1
great ability and success, besides hav
| ing long experience on the highes'
bench in the State, They are not
| content to let their students "read
Law" and hcarllectures merely, bu'
| put them through regular course 9
|,practice in their, moot court" oyel
whica they preside Here they trmr
the young .aspirants for legal success
in all the arts Of the profession, an1
do not spare their. errors, but dr'l
them right into the work, and criti
else them without mercy. ! Many
tinle an ambitious and confiden
young attorney finds the starch al
taken out Of him at the moment wheI
he felt best satisfied with himself
But his loss is only Of bogus starch
This is removed to give room for tn
genuine article. We believe there j
| no other law school that makes sucl
thorough work as this, the 1oya Lay
! School. When Its merits are bette
understood, abroad, mphitudes vii
fock to it to prepare for this mos
honorable profession.-- Iowa Cit,
/ Rannhl;csnnsT gsi 10 nasA+a,lea ei
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
TheNeVuray Ialao
xE0f WEN

1ths Sfisst IL evaasAsd ACROSS hef let, a
As it had ,aensy sy,qess .xssss Nv
Thswsll.rensmbsfeassdosxsSeeesss Sss
OsheaBroug u hef fopen door, = s,sE
49, zpn} aa4Sf u ;Tssc sssgeTh- 40 ~
Again tie grass his ripensd head : -
: Bowed where bsss rain eat ayspGa. bs, @
bsAgsia the.feg-hsh,ad sfodssads 10 ssSas
G AndTah the lsudacaps p3s - 'sszstsl
,evs bvuxst s3d sassti.stta issY tas
ssASaiAs haside .thes Voc Gdlapd bars 4soy -
ysi She Yoandshs y ildiag rsse, ,eis17ai a
viii petals i've and heat of starss, sa' Y
The aover our childhood -knoEe.l t4se
,sAsd there, tefobre TIE blossom small, ss
Z By.iH young. .faee Segqilsd.. .s,ss,5
4 The woman saw her barden fails ,s+s -
a And stUoda iitAe child, =
lx She knew no more the weight of love,
s@.s No more the weight Of :gsisfssc AK
She could the sirple wiN ross sinove,a III
And bring her heart relief.
sxryT stn. al. nsssv visfaa .. - I
She asked notSwhsrs her love was soas, ,ssl
j NGwhsre ~ grief wss ssd, ,sass ,eses
hRut ssood, ,sSs1t' The great white 1hroas,
.era Uanindful of things dead. sI 81 70
vab sf-[ From the Atlantic Mpnthly
for Novenb j.. ssi = sssss4 g-aerst
a. Il
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
20 4{f&4, THURSDAY. DEC rEMBER 8, 1870. o.

conplsted IaAt dwsakr5spstss s2pa. 900.
It was comn.eagsaw IN .ls67g, The
grSundToss yl5Jbol.t = II two: tall
stories high, with rnansard roof,
k2pd would be considered splendid
(ikd not tho county court house with
[itsI Igrea. AbasIxl 4RsiG,bke
[A look " squatty." Bat Des Moines
ha4 postoffice to Be proud Of
d 10 Mes,AsntewA heufy4{ ktsetg
Eliza Barnhart sued John B. York
fQr seduction. On, tho Arial it was
fPvoved that mock marriage was
had anA4t-Y YAK l9E.sftirssd E,'z, 7
Iohn an and Nliz Eliza married 3elkbss aapd "A .sa.cia
quilted Joln ssIsgss 9t shs charge soafasaapltery a
hbut directed an Information to be.
1'hadc otis sgamst hin.s ftk msffyifgs
yanptrary to law and had him arrested
lch that charge, tried him, found him
Esailtyfsnd ined bin In kize bad been Z
Kicked cut doors by John when he
Ifyed of her, but she can now return
armed @fth'a judicial fscd1d VI mAT'
riage,is VS. .s-glaa s-glaap tEEs9 shsl sTiRss.'
|, The other sxeulag. QqaatysAttaxp-
eX Mulkerp, at. pahnape,a gave the
retiring Board Of Supsryisors 4 fare
well supper, Al Rrpthers eat the At
t6rney's just oser aFomIrslaad was
tcaileanpon I1oss n ,speech. Hs.saidi
I Gentlemen Of the Bov1:1tI am igno-
rent af your capacities ses Sngeryi,
ts0rE but there is che thihg ! do
know, and that Is If ydh have dis
';s;,E:; ;; ;s..; Al gG|gF gG|gF# 4! i||Aai !!||1A!ai
there can be 10 fault fqY1fwithXeh
Ale was not 3llowed TO proceed
4 fther. .xE0f WEN e,s.s
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

A. ncFarlandSwho 1hoto Richardson.
aAd- escaped the gallows which he
desc+ted, is'now in fail as 4 common
-drpnkard, just what he has .always
been. We suppose there are plenty
Of people who believe that wife has
noirlght-to relieve herself Of such a
wretch Dubuque Daily Times
Why bless your heart, Of course
there are thousands of such people,
Only 4 few months ago,a Clergyman,
in . pubic lecture III Nashua, de-
nouncea Mrs. AfcFarla1a in severe
terms former lelusaf t01ke with Nc
Farlahd,, and fJustiAed mcfarland in
his nrccessfuf attempt 70 aestroysher
happinsss. Nwife af4ghtssb relieve
hefseIfsof' soch wretch. a0f course
she has 10 such right. Your question
is but one nse'remoxefrom inkdelity. The
Bible says that the .stts.sbal !hcsss6
.servient to qher kusband % That was
the rule ihfshs daysaof Moses, and II
mustDes the ralssnow!e That is the
doctriAs n the Retired, r intelligent
Nistsnth Ccntnry. .ThelMctariaads
have pan 1ndodbsea tigSs TO get
drunk, 'bSccns bruieseaebsse them.
selves aid abuse ea1d degrade the
wlyes they ssoIeplly. promised 70
love and protect. The Mrs. MeFar.
.lAnd have promised to cfeay g
to their hssbaapdas, ,toi obey, they
loFds and masters and they
must do it. That's the iaw and gos-
pei Of the case, and we are surprised
fhat npr cotemporary should. even in,
ferentially give tic. world to under
stand shat it believes that American
wives have, any rights which white
men are, boapls pllsslo % respect. Please
be very yqdisareassin FDur paragraphs
or, ons your devdteaTshsaa will be
poured ths visls o4b~+ath Of Those
modern. ffereales Who has 50 olte,
sqaelSled .the Ksman's rights move,
ment by doses ofiMosaici lsw and
modern prejudice N ashua Poet
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
Dsal Ram Down II ome Il,sttiu-
af.azs tnOlls.

Scarce awestcrn man but has no.
ticed how prone are eastern people to
nsdowns and dccry the vest and its
;institutinnse ( Tboamany os.lour own
people, joir them in IL unwitting!y,
aad thus do not disabuse theft minds
OF their erroneous opinions. # you
hear a man say "yonr town is.not as
nice al Jacksonville, sIlls.,n or ''your
merchants 'have'not as nice rooms as
Dayton, Ohio,"f or "your churches
are not, as nice as we have in Bnffa-
To-" or sOmeosuch 'expressjons Go net
say s.yese or"non just to say some
thing, but take your. own dart. Toll
them that while our town is a qusr
ter Of a century old, theirs IS three OF
-four times thas age, and whcn no old
er than ours uasano better Oft, that
our merchants eaae here poor, .and
hare by.harxl work and honest deal
ing 'builtap trade, and male a liv-
ing, and thatnss the country satties,l
they ard daay putting more and more
into their 'bnsincss; or making iini
prayenYents ai,oas town and co,fnsfy
.that are Or more benefit thai, all the
shewey salestoens,J with thousands
OF dollars ef nselessarticles for show
alpne, the cost ofwhich1 mist be paid
fsrlby theconsnmetfn Increased pric-
Ios;aour to6n is yet young, and the
churches now used are the first build
ings ofthc different denominations,
but wait Anew years santil We make
our second attempts all around, sand
We will show you that we can wor-
'ship Go<iSin'aa. good honscs as you
do in Democratic New York, Whom
q man says our farms aresdestittsee Of
good barhs, orgood houses, or good
fences, you will notice. that he picks
out, theiworst uascsdtf cachaso com :
plain about, and hakcs thehothcfas =.
matter 81 fact.. Tell ffm ptifat when
We get tle age pr d
,ai9. that NE w1ll make sxen q ..battax
showing thanit6ose greats sstaaes, ant
haelforsse, H6s aesssvefktheUnion
tansxcel H9wa IN anytbhiggg that ...,Sa Is
good and naplss. =, ai Woyyfl!H r. work,
forsw Talk iA4 4fa|efpf yoaspwsStowYt,
.swci sscnsaA 4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

=
Z. A gentleman who came down on
the Farragut from Fort Butord. says
the Sioux City Daily Times, gives
us the following information regard
inga species Of animal hitherto IN.
known on this continent:
I 4sir John E. Packenham, an officer
in che English army, Who has, been
spending the last year in Her Majes-
tvs northern provinces, arrived at
Fort Batord with an animal Of rare
beanty, and never RslQse caught on
fthis continent, nor has i becens known
til late years that this species exist
ed in this county. Ais' OF the same,
lamlly as the gifatfs, Or cameleopard,
OF Afriea, and is known 70 naturalists
as the Tygomelia. They are, known
| 70 .inhabit the high table lands Of
Cashmere and Hindoo koosh, but are
more frequently seen on the. high peaks
Of the Himalaya Mountains, The
animal was takcn when quite young,
and is throughly domesticated and.
follows its keeper Ike = dog. II is
only tour mouths old, end ordinarily
Stands about five feet high, but is ca.
Ipable Of raising .iN hsad two feet,
which makes the animal seven feet
when sanding erect erect It's ef {. dark
blown o. mouse col9r. large project:
horns growing su', This wonderful
ihg Eyes. with slight Indications Of
animal was caught north Of Lake
Arbahusca on the water Of AcKer,-
zie,ss river. II has 4 crsw similar to
l'the, pelican, BY which means Il can
carry subsistence Tor several days. Il
was very feet, being able g oatioot
the fastest horse in the country.
The black dapper spots on the rich
brow n color make it one ot the most
beautiful animals in existence. more
beautiful than the leopard of Chinese
Jungle. Sir John did not ccns.der il
safe to transport Lls pet BY water
downithe mississippi river, tearing
|'the uncertain navigation snd NE
great chanssS 81 Climate ifsSSp isSp il;sss ilss
PSfasndi.abo 70 iiths sunny sunny sopth. Ne
has, atherefore. wisely Z sconcinJed Is 8
70 by, way wsy5' z; 81 81. fSnl:: Mia. MIS- ~ The
c1o24maldlrf 1t t;5ft Bulotd 1EtkI stsf
hipm. ma - ygS6rt sbfp fpiks ifip. saHg Wit
- prSsssa q. " " ef I Glsaaaly Mon
'ssag w69Se ~ Hilrt rt6}P higss seEsasSo
y, q,Easladd.sa 1'1 : ss''s'f 's'' -
], ,,,.MkPsSAl aaQbH1ta VAen a.2fstt''
son adAascs s,M. skssbsaaB ssSS Arssss
sisik et:gweast tsebaUe earSuteas :
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

give appposs. the best stpriss Of odd o.dl
Nsideatasip The career q. nlnist ers. .ass,
Rhl " selrgymea !hsmsssllyes. sll lmneg-
h's-yonHsslf ! I,li!sening Is ',.. f. = gra'sse "
Mcthp listup pxee1 1ess lw be. ,sRo&e yS<
ha, inEesnanssedssinieht = s4Dagh
house ,1eshei country 1ahd jAM befota
going e Ssas Iis sksitAsad ], aaS y. ftagaias gsasl;
I sOiApAiasGr n @fr B'eo snd asalx
.sr ~ til
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
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u American me Poiit,cs. i.f

|. ara sOliticai lie Is 4 cur1ons study. In
England the most DAZZLING prizes are
political. In the English novels po-
iisicalHisdccesss is represented as the
greatest triumph FHb wcver illustri-
ous id rank man niay be, however
rich, the real crown Of his life is po-
liticai d'stihct,on. It isvcry much 50
in fact. t. Men Of the highest culture,
of the almost refinement and deiica
Fcyof nature, enter the lists. Parlia-
ncnt.. 70 the young and accomplished
Egglish geatelman Of to-day, is what
/ the tournament and the field were to
his ancestor. The Church, the army,
land poht,eal life are the three caleefs
open to. a gentleman And Of these
tho highest in general estimation is
rmquestionably the last. l, is hardly
less SO in France. The hero in the
vaudeville, which is a picture Of, con.
temporary lite, triumphs atlast recelv'
ing his, appointment as ambassador.
Upon the actual stage Of life scholars
historians, saraas, are politicians and
statesman also. Guizot, Thiers, La,
martiuer ArAgo, do not disdain an ac-
tive part in politics. and arc doubtless
as proud ofsthe,r political position Al
of taeir literary fims. 4 'fiip'aa :
To cross the Atlantic 70 Americs
lisssto reverse the fact altogether
Ths American sgentlemen' upon his
travels, who remembers with NOR,
ffell pride then any other incldcnt. q
his tour, the fact that he was invited
TO 'diqnerIby sthcti Prime Minister. il
Englapds orebysthe Foreign Minister
in France m his own &opatsy wonder,
fthat any genslemap can dabbls in the
i.d,rty pool ofpolities. His charitable
EXCUSE for hss nsiehbor, who Interests
himsclf in political affairs il. thai he il
rather needy,an would like . respect
Iable living a. mlnisterto Monaco, and
SO pays the necessary price, by shut
tsing hiseyss and rollinga Ltth in the
dirt. If you ask him whether Mr.
Gladstone and John Bright, Canning
Burke, ioua lord, Chatham also roll
Jan thesdirt, he smiles, ,andssays tina,
they manage these, things differently
in Eashpa. fyoN ask him whether
lHpon the whole, those men conld haye
employ ed their aaleats more usefuily
and FpaId hayc' ad0pef mpse wiser,
t4st theakslysasy, to5F ,hctt country. and
tof civjlixAlon, il they had. lett. poll
to, .inSriOrImoai he is,astoaished
Il man OF tiysur sense should not
U able to make distigstions. Ityor
ask hlHa aGaia, MAslheE .he, is lof ppm
ion that atAgasesyWgeepgs.s u ~ n gss likse,,oprs woalld
bs 1mSIs kpasssly ,sni 'esonomicall,
yaaa!mihisteFSA H,itKepe left wholly 4
.biaakgaaEds. ha. shakes Ais headrs I
y,gassthsn press hiM 70 know. Fwhsthe'
sGh Aogoyesmept Kill ,sake care q
frs 1 sls-lt Aeaent apd hQaafsh hlamea Dc
felias teitAkAas asJs ~terestsn i's- nan
| Ahleaph le boys ~elsslFrand wishes
I 5oa. Eeo& &Hsyniaes Editotle Eaa.
0hats Spd HarpcriS 4lagazine. t0r De
EQAWpersstso1ds ii sf 5a asos4 .asi 8
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
1|fT- u71W-
IVM %:vOE

,xoliei - aus nd tEsTslis n sh12Rst ysa'
Institute met at 8 O'Clock. A. II. =
Fhe. opseaias exercise ware ssaal-
inS the scripture, andprayer. 7.y
I. The proper mafhhes' Of conduct
inS tho opening exercise Of school,
w4ssPsesssahsed sent by Ma. s. K1lsssllll K1lssl !
II. Mr.. Kissell gave his views At
,son,s lenshssp in regard eaarAd to the dest y i
method Of teachingaHrimarN reading
ol liz REcrssSx- as.fs4o
Ill. The great responsibilitysr6st-
ing upon lie teachers, Vas e>rbezny
impressed, BY Mr.. Klsscll and q gen
eral iessute giyep ~ the varied du;;
ticr, pertaining to fhc teackers' call:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

Or county, pt.,'', q state, ant %. .s.ia...,, I
II, unless it has vices sou wonld con,
denim, and even then it can DO NO
good to fili stranger . J etr with your
objections, but rather strive 70 rene
,ty the ssssll at home among iiv6 the men
VII, y can d do it.-Toskafoosa Herald.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
OUR Postal Service.

!
! !, The report IT the Sixth Auditor
Of the Treasury for the fiscal year
shows that the postal yaccouats be,
between tho U Uaited States and the
Foreign Governments have been
promptly and Satisfactorily. adjusted
u the latest, period. sl,s52correct.
ed quarterly accounts ofspostmastefs
have been examine t. copied. .tfset-
tied and mailed; l057a4accohnt aet'
poatn!asters iuver.b beep e exsmiIe ed:
adjusted and regimsereas oO6 .56k klst-
ters were received; indorsed and prop
erIy disposed ot, 2s4 OF which CON.
tanned s49s, ,9l9; which was disposited
with tfe Treasiref 6f.theSS ! : United
States ia. the credit OF those. re.
'miltiug shea same .lO2,27o letters
were ss answered. recorded and
maileds 15e7ss drafts wereissued to
mail contractors and others; $3.50
warrants were issued TO- mail '.ccnl
vtnaetors and others; 4.69U certificates
deposit made by postmastcrs with
Ter postmasters were examined aud
,stsrcd,. Sthoupting il in the sggye.
es 10 s64,l8l.2o;a asS7 ,62o money
b other accounts have been settled,
olviag the amount OF $62,03S, ,906..
s,4ss contractors, accounts We're ar
justed and reported for payn,enAs 8T !.
773 collection order sMere transmitted
to aaEontrac,ors; All special agents.
accounts were audited ,apd reported
for payn2Qed5 lilja 2IlAe'Vc.
couuas wers settled. 10000 special
carriers accounta l 1000 mail
mcsseETynspgGo 4,Ya Hdpun.g
!; !; " s. II 4; y
llectOusrOe1 ePeciot INV tnad 'ul09l
vkuger officers Asssslsa3.N wexha
aggregate amount, Of drafts issued 70
mail collectors; sS,S57 .S03. 90 was the
|aggregaIsAnAoupt Of swsrants issued
70 mail rc@qtfdstSfs @ ana .oshsrss. Sep,,
6Sl ,5O0.S6 xasrreceMeiIsf spnstu2st,
crs by nah cynttaltSr 81 eeasSt4ti
orderS.t I'M, s4a0. .ss Mas-npiisaoi i e iasi
ter clr1dst; a sesgl1I 3 20 !m 81 !, 5dt y,
ver.idisat 'Sasa5 SO lFs~6si' 'sslall
Ery s nAail tAeepts am ,cSfAd Mon
drafts tor oxss,aol tionsmaka y
them from TestAhaJsefts Z sT4S74lz
|Nss the amount OF internal revcEus
.ax recsi1alt 0r., ,o0l
am ouhfs.wAA hsas sAheepsresel
fpHd tdsD0lD DkeuIvSrs6r U6dU mMetd
States. OAEsh0MNftef siNuit xeA7ty M
lsSlts were sftlkAp0Tl@tEftfl
eT.Aalahta duo. the United States
|em epntllle 10 th9 seAn Uf >1l0S0e|
43. One hQR1te1taia1 aesesit Y 3adkl
menti were obta,nsd, in. 3svors # AAa
United i':sss Sss!s'is . .l ReGisllsEa =.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

IJect Lesson, was presented Dy Nupt.
Kisssll ia a.yery able. aud instrac; .ytli1t;
1tived. snasmasaa 0sg AIT tar ea9.
w 4sssetH Stewart and "a lNsssl
Ispoke on the importance qt .org3niz-
ing Teachcrsz A1hHWak inauG
diffefest ta1nsbipsA rRd also upon.
the iedessNp of Tshbhshing libra
xies, in each ~ .sss@ ssnS91 hpstrict, t,,1zt s.@
sseALL OVER IOWA.
III ,slssasuai ,si-AI--.7s 7'egs.ass 'eses :
I 'Nsyada il to,lasvlea la 81 Silver Bana. 3 I
Wintcrsetshas sfourrchurchcs with
h sEs. a al r. -sT lias ssasasa-
OUT RassQEs' ii 1stairs ssrt3t ssss ~
/ Petty thieves are tfoublingr the
good peop,elot 8AawHnitownl A
Davenportsxilt hive railroad con.
1Rcctioa with Maqpoketa ina fen days.
Nevada has done the yery, sensible
AImg in organizing Lecture Asso.
ciation.a ~e9 ssssl bas t.9iiT7rf ~'ss =
4 - ass,eaif9q4 na .rsvis
|, !, The people iof Buchanan county
are making az effort'to organize .
county High School under the State
l,.,, n11ksA Af kaAa
III 81 tA % y sd ai stssisieag . rsi.sss.
Mrs. Carrie J. Peabody hasstalseD
a homesteadsin Cherokee cearty, put
|up Mouse 70 i've in, ana Is going q
farming, u s,rsr sa.i asasl -
u HThere was Al prze fight at Dubuque
the other day between Mike O'Con
err and Johnny Clark, in which Nike
/ was vidtorioassssr2 na.is
Two hundred and fifty tons of hay
were desstcyed 'bysprairie fres du-
,FrilgIa f0rinights time, this sstalrs IN,
Winnehago county. adj .. ssiifso saos
h A psper isto be started az Wyo-
. ming, Jones county, on the compile
tion,of the Davenport & St. Paul
tRilroad to that point.
~
| A. oOsple .sof'farn1cfs got into !
quarrel At QttumYa, last Fridays spd
I one drew . knite and rushed at the
I.ether,, who laid him dead at his teet
Ewih blow from lis fist!
At Qttumwa, they, call for r.yhiskey
and bit&ers IN the words sfullowino.
tto4wit: "Glye me some headache and
IA hmily fight" least, SO Nose
Folsom, of the Chafit6i Patriot,
fsays.
on4GK &est, if.yd III
est, school Ca rs in Ye
1NNoursc, Principal pf g Ph
School, at Carlise, Wahei ny r
fffg is |, father Of Judge N51k pf
Des N piq
/ The o3B Courier intimates
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4 The Ottumwa Courier says: Bro.
William Brattain. . ,RzllgcW @AS.l
tai, l~ell knowis hercabouts, has estab-
llshed an organ pt shis views at Mount
Pleasant, called the Independent
.pHelkicks the bottom out Of hell the
't'';' q. - '3Rpn3aIM|, .i|!s!n.i |
'tone or two OF the bridge piers which
remained unfinished xt Keokuk is
being much retarded by spring Of
} water ,NRdi Issued vhohh thes sbotteA
4of fNhe river. The wster boils up
'fwlth, considerable i9kck MdMl the
dam.at more rapid rate than the
keSntfactors have as yet been able to
1FsAp ont. -. - -. ., !.
] The GhecssA Ascsorss = IUwa .Fxlls
tlAss used 22s,176 pounds ~ hiik and
Iemade 2l,50O pounds of cheese, du-
q Iehg thessstxeHdMg Nov. 10 1879,
,tTle owntts wy At,Aat ne has tnhde
.tssss' tssss's 8sStsg' gaaapA ed SHY .!s
son, thiasxaes 1ayiAG1pssR slp.ia0at
unfa3 3essA asss'tDSsA sAsainssa aslAalss
IM thirty years. sAi'
7he UnitdasNSssE0J1tsASE4oNs
leeics bsi|aiRoes RRos Il Rals Ms'nes, .vas
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

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son son adcAascs s,Ns akSsb4faS seSS Aves's !" ~
,iaik etqwsAst u IND earcmeasf#ed AZ -
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