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The New York herald., 1870-04-29

NAVAL SToiiEs,rhe market for spirits turpentinc
DUH buyers being indsposed 10 operate except 10 small
way aud as the oferins were quite LIBERAL rress
sGppns lots fssse were sold 80 tDis a. sc
the inside price Tor lot OF LOO obls. Ro:n u aud
''Iss sna "ss love s so % Sc g ss. e. and S@ small SS
Sss No.
Is Wilmington tar was s dull and at s q
closing al esc eoe IN casks Lard moderately
and steady At IL - ~ prime For other kinds the
Pnrso, Eunfhs market ior crude, in bulk was rather
bye M Q" aa o h @ pp Sa @
ss $ y % No & es"a ss ~ ss ~ Ra
EaPhtha dull and nominal at oc fhc for
nd sa sales S Ss as o was oo asS de
0S % % @ & Ssng ,ss Of 10 saes s Of
aud fruer closing about 26c for Apr May
sss iSas S June s"s % 'ss isF . a :. gs
made which we were ssessd s mot not 70 report "a
meats aud s. do srd The marie, Tor pork was more ae.
.sr as @ Hf R
There were sold so so. at s ess e ss 70 or new n.s
gig for prime mess nelang wholesale lots raess at ssom'
Ificsied hams sIl il good demand, and gem
:.e. .esdy sass we're ~ Eass.Fss .!lss ne
bagsed hams Bacon was rn with sales Of 100 boxes West
n s% AnSrs s % sp% % M Mau0ifa s at %
for lard was o no ncgs and WITH ma . 9e.ea
sales 800 packages l6ac. slTc for common prime
800 pacsaes foe Nav, June and July lilac,
sellers option, AMI 3JU do FOR May and June, t6c,
sellers option Beef was steady, With fair demand the
sales being about $50 bbls at 80 Sl5 for prime
ard 54 7 fer extra DO. also go erccs within tire
OF S4 So 1888 for prime and India ness Beef hans
quiet but steady Small sales made
within the range Of S4 $50 Tor common TO choice Texas
RIoE.-Caroina steady at sac, Tie for
PRIME There sold 100 casks within the range.
SueArThe market for only moderately active
lower There sod 7c0 bhds at TAG FOR eado and
boxes al $40. Refined was quie, but quite
10 refining, $40. s54c. fair to good
refining, &c. exc; good TO- prime refining, Sae.
$40; fair TO good grocery, phc. g4c; prime 10
choice grocery, 9sc. lJc.; centrifugal hhds bores
sAc. lo4c.; nolasses sugar hhds and boxes &c.
melado, age &c. Hnyana-Bo1es Dutch standard,
to Skc. 9isc do. 10 10 10, 9sc. do, l3 to is,
I0c a1pssc do Ii to 49, l0,sc do 10 TO 20 l2c
O l21c.; do. white. IiSc. l21c. Porto Rico-Reln,ug
grades, SIC 9c. grocery grades, 9tc 1910. hessrs
9. AmanD CO. make the stock To-day follows
hhds., 1010N boxes, 35s.4l5 bags and 6,3s3 meiado
STEARIsB was firm at l7c lsc. for to prime,
with small sales within the range.
Ds-Linseed more sought after and prices
higher, the market closing with most holders demanding
to arrive and 5O bags on the spot at 81 6 gold,
paid Grass dull aod nAl a former prices.
TALLowA moderate demand prevailed idy prices.
There sold co. lbs at 9t4c u 9,Ec.
WmsKgY.-- Receipts, s27 bbls The rnarke. mora
active but a lower prices There sod 26J Db 81 u
~ 05 25y do. for Nay delivery at VI W. add small lots
'tpstentn at 81 VI.
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Dub 4 Sioux q lat m. -. ~

THH HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The quotations given below VIII show the extreme
range OF quotations. The column Of h ghest figures
will tell the story Of the days activity. the advance
being based OIL very heavy transactions with bust
ness well distributed nver the list The weak spot
In the whole campaign was Erie, which again de-
clned to 23,s, In sympathy with fall In Lon Ion to
ls,S. The following were the highest and lowest
Drlces:-
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EUROPE.


EUROPE.
VISITORS TO EUROPE.
WILLIAM FRY CO.,
Itlsb fop'in
Manufacturers
beg TO call The attention Of tourists 10 he unvsped
ofPopns which of the highest sass aud when
point Of elegance and style, unxdrpau
Popn manufacturers, by special appointment to the
Queen OF England the Empress OF the French uany
foreign courts.
W. FRY co. have been awarded ie prize msdas at the
various international and other eIa,bou Including hrss
class medal In Paris IA 1857.
Pat:etEs sent post tses.
Warehouse,
I'll Wet,Loreiand street, Dublin
Mandatory,
Io Lower Kevin street, Dublin.
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The Southern State bonds have not as yet rartlci
pated IN the active speculation In the other depart
men;s OF tie Stock Exchange, but prices by SYM
paihy are very strong and generally steady. The
Tennessees again in the hands Of the clique AMI
have advanced TO the highest prices made since the
panic. The yirginias improved on light dealings
anu closed very firm. The North Carolina special
tax bonds and tie Alabama eight per cents wors
lower the latter sales 10 realize the recent sharp
advance Old South Carollnas were sit, ng aad the
new bonds steady Tie following wee the final
street prices OF the Souhen llst:Tennessee, cou-
pom, 591s 90; do, new, 81 67<; do i've per cent,
4a5o; Virginia, ex coupon, G0tl q 20; do, new, 20
q 7oA; do, registered stock, 56k 81; do, regis
tered, 1866. 90 6s; do. do, 1867 6lX 63 Georgia
skies. SO 90; do. sevcns. % 95; do. do interest
payable in Georgia, 80 u 92; North Carolina, ex
coupon. At AK; do. special tax, 23s+ q "a;
Missouri skies, 92 90; do Hannibal and 81. Joseph,
% s3E; Louisiana SKIES rs aT6; do. sevens, IS so;
do. eights, IS 81; do. levee sixes rs II; do do.
eights, 9lH %; Alabama eghts, lo4 los; do ves,
IS 8o do. skies. sierling 90 a 05 South Carolina
skies, 90 92; do, new, sI1s s21k; DO, registered
stock, so 80; City of Memphis skies, SIX SO; do.
Atalanta eights, 50 IS; do Savannah sevens, 50 q
%; do. New Orleans consols 20 n; do. do railroad
issues, 70 u IS; Mobile Ohio sterling, II 70; do.
eights II q 72; Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage rs so; do. second mortgage, 60 81;
Memphis and Charleston first mortgage, 81 o 50; do
second mortgage, IS a so; do. stock AZ 45 Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, II 72;
Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 50 q
SO; Arkansas seyens, rs 751z.
THE sUB-TnEAsURY REPORT.
The following to-day's business at the Office OF
g.
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Holders OF gold paid from three TO seven per cent
to have their balances carried over. Exceptional
transactions occurred OF nat for borrowing. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as FOL
iows:--
Gold cleared s94 54 0o0
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,6i70T5
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. l,yOl S3l
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whea good demand, iuny 20. higher, closing
about e es 70 .r so
fhsi' sF ss % % o seysssd Ssss i II y
G @ seSSe os No. a n p y for Mos and 2ms
s Y'f amber Is
nominal & Il mas sae sna ss wa" Barley
% se "a were sod % %srs sussss 9soa oa private
Corn was fairly active aud hrm for cd, oa. quiet for
as ss we're s 80 sSs
m,edthe Inside price S bushels in store, the
demand. Sales 2sJ0O bushels sc. bSc Tor Ohio, ani
Tor whsb wers desidssy higher ' For S tS tosSs-
sS grain and
but little attention Rates were. wshoal particular
change. The engagements were:-ro Liverpool. l5COo
isoo Bushels wheat st asa SD and tss. eoi,oa
lid 70 Bristol, 1900 bushels whea. to an at Sd. 10
sS SSn r.a asI at Is sd a. and ss
%sT n sS..Sn from FHadspA SS.
e e sssn 70 sSe United KSsdO% sssaang hs
schooner IRON river % rhadspha with is&0
about 100 tons to spanish MAin and back; : bare
tsr sg9 0nfsa Sr hence the river spa plate wa wh nn
5bia Dbl petroleum sh % irom ron rhadep 70 direct por.
port for the same with about 1920 bbls
G1SSiEco,h was los, active but arrn sales 100 bales
at asc VI bags there sold 4o bales at Ac, gold, In
HEMp.-Prccs were nominal at yesterdays quotations.
No ssies reported except i5u bales ute c
The demand all being light; prices wers
steady and arm especially or the better grades wae1
BIG; Yearllngs were s.ili quoted at tc a 6,9c.
HAYThe demand was good and prices quite steady
We quote shipping sDc. retail lots. 81 81 5: long re
straw. III a 81 cSi snort 40, SOC. a sc.
prices steady especially Tor the srocse There
were sold go hhds Cuba muscovado and lio do Barbados
NJ
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Lake shsr.... 80 ,sss ~ Central iMI iSs &
Cieve Im~..' in's y lvl y, I Cent?. ~ . w
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Jordan ut Nnssnn-Rcportcd Capture of n
Spanish Frignfe.

HAVANA, April %, 1870
The British eunboat Lapwing mas just arris ed
here from Nassau Her officers state that General
J0Id n. OF the Cub IN army. hau arrived there.
A rumor IS current here that the Spanish friQate
Elancl has leen ptured Ia the harbor OF Monte
video by rebel sympathzers and IL Is said the
Ge ona Will sail fmmedlateiy for that port.
Rumors " de ermnt ION on the D irt OF Spain TO
give ND the contest In this island are current.
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ETH WARD wM. NJ TWEED ASSOCIATION MEE1
I') nj their rooms No. Clinton place al r. N. this
Ing. NJ. J. AChENsA. Secretary.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
SUERIIT'S SALE.
! TATE Or IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.

\ I0ALZlZ4 I - 0A1JL.
! pTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
Claus Kresor vs. Claus Harkert. In the
| Circuit Cobrt Of Tama County.
| BY virtue Of Special Execution, dated
the md day Of May, A. D. 1870, to me di-
rected, issued out of the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Tnma County, state
Of Iowa, in favor ef Claus kregor and
against Claus Ilarker,, Anna Harkert, A..
Philips, W. F. Johnston & Co., Peter Finch
Seymore Morgan & Allen were defendants,
on judgment rendered by said Court q.
! the April term thereof, A. D. 1870, against
the said Claus Harket md decree OF FORE
closure against said Defendants, and q
judgment against Claus IIarket Ter the
sum Of twelve hundred and forty three Dol
| lars wherein it was ordered. adjuged anL
decreed that the following described Real
Estate so-wit: The west half al OF the
south east quarter and the berth east
| quarter | Of the south east quarter r. Of
section Four [4] in Township Eighty five
[85 north ofkange Sixteen [ lG1 west of the
9th p. ~, in Tama County. Iowa. be sold
or so much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost: Now,
therefore, public notice is hereby given that
lave levied upon, and shall, on the 4ih
day OF June, A. d. 1870, between the hours
Of 8 o'clock a. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. Of
said day. sale to commence at the hour Of
10 o'clock, !. NJ. at the front door of the
Court House, in Toledo, Iowa, in the County
Of I ma, offer and sell at public outcry, 10
the highest and best bidder, that sids. two
thirds or over Of the appraised value, for
cash. all the right, title and interest Of the
above named defendant, in and 10 the above
described property, or SO much thereof Us is
necessary TO satisfy said judgment for the
above named sum together with costs and
al! accruing costs, unless the same shall be
sooner satisfied.
May Sd, 1870.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County. Iowa.
VIM. REIcKnorF, Att'y for Plaintiff.
r1OwZ C1 GE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19

In regard to the time and place OF
holding an Editorial State Conven
ton, the Iowa City Press says:
Some members OF the press gang III
Iowa ere proposing meeting OF the
brethren at Des Moines daring the
Soldiers Re Union. We have bet.
ter proposition, which the profession
is bound to accept because it is a re-
newai OF al invitation extended by
us last year. Will the editors OF tn :
State accept the hospitality of Iowa
City during the last week in June:
That will be during our University
Commencement; and we guarantee
to the profession an entertainment
they cannot get At any other point in
TIE State. It slant cost them cent,
though money is no object with an
editor, aud they will see more and
handsomer and smarter woman and
Will want to stay longer, and go
away more rcgrc,iu.ly, and forget
the devitry and trouble OF profession
al lite i'll dreams more pleasant, than
though they had congregated in any
other place in Iowa? What say you?
All gentlemen voting aye will please
stand up and be counted"
Ayc-Tama County REPUBLICAN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
About Cancay, Continued.

III. Zaaor:-This time let me first
FAY few words with regard to Mr..
u. CamarY and relatives. While l
do ut blame Camery Tor getting out
Of the penltentiary, nor his wife tor
Tho ingenuity displayed in making
efforts, and finally succeeding, III hay
ing her husband released, and the rel
atives OF both assisting i'll the work,
indicates at least the warmcst OF feel.
ings toward their relative; his wife,
no doubt impelled by the tcndcrest
and most aiiectionate feelings that
can exist between husband and vile,
her action is indeed commcndaLlc to
be initiated in all cases by a large
number among all classes aud com
munitics. But while that is conccd-
ed, how do dearly all tho leading cst.-
scn;) stand which signed that petition
for a pardon? VIVA. excuse can they
produce n forgetting their relation
..s..,l society generally to such an ex
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
ridges scat in Congress:
-------------------->lS- a. <(s-------------
Memorial Dns.

The following order las been issu-
cd from the Headquarters Grand
Army Of tic l,opuh.ic:
I The annual ceremonies of Me
mortal Day which has been firmly
established by national choice and
consent, will take place on Monday,
the Seth day oi May.
ii. All departments, districts posts
ana contadus OF the Grana Army OF
the Republic. wherever dispersed
throughout the land, viii Unite il
such manner, and with such ccrcino-
MES, tor the proper observance oi
the day rs may be best suited 10
each respective locality, and all or
CARNATIONS, communities, and per-
sons whose grateful aid, sympathy.
and prayers sustained us throughout
the dark days OF the nations peril
and those whose loyal. patriotic
hearts beat in unison with car own.
and who have heretofore. 0" may
hereafter, join with us in the obscr.-
aMcc nf This national memorial day,
are hereby cordially invited t. Unite
ard are earnestly rcque>ted TO LEND
their aid and assistance III strewln1
tile pure ga,laras OF Spring, that
come with vc.iyo memories OF love
and prayo. Ger .lsr W@nnAs that
mark the cuun;ry's ear and told III
resi- ciernal car marty'ed dead.
Ills is lie .l;ll pul,!ic observance
9; day which '>%a become marked
and national Tor tli:s sacred occasion.
Many 81" now missing from our
ranks who were uith lis before
Time, will her hus. finger counts
the hours fer all. In the midst oil
lite We ere in death" and one ~ one
our veterans are "h.ils,cfea out to
join tht grand army on HIGH. Let
this teach lis that We should so live
that WREN we too arc gone it can be
aall: lie was citizen, 4 soldier and
aomrale, without tear and reproach.'
Ill |; is desirable that the memo.
rial services may be prerervcd, aud
department and pos; commanders
will forward direct to the adjutant
general at national headquarters a
record Of such proceedings as may
occur in each locality. Should the
same appear in the press, Or ~ pam.
lh!ct, 4 ,!ur!lca!c corrected copy is
requested
BY order;
JOHN X. LOGAN,
COMMANDMENT Chief.
WILLIAM 7. CoLLlss,
Aliutaut General.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19


tent as to coolly sign that petition al
ter having condemned the act OF the
perpotrator? Yes, iuising from
most OF the persons which signed that
pardon petition, I am forced to be-
lievc that there is existing IN tins
county, among the upper, so called
aristocratic, portion OF society, an or.
gauization, unseen and untelt, qualill-
cations tor mem bership being locked
within the bosom of each, sworn 70
work when necessary and in secret,
not acting in accordance with any
fixed constitution or bylaws like 9th
er organizations, but simply, 10y an
! impulse, teli and realized for the par
| ticula: persons sought to be liberated,
thereby forcing upon the noN,lead-
ING citizens, rasca!s belonging tc their
ring with q kind of polite license
to commit most any an! all dcpreia-
tons they please, aud il caught, to
secure pardons for any of Their num-
Der who may have been convicted,
and l can't help, as l think all the
ron-lcading citizens will also, but
have supreme contempt for the acts
of (taat nearly all tAs lsadiag eitise'is)
class of community, which have been
and are constantly signing petitions
Tor pardons whenever one OF their
own numbe: has been convicted tor
felony or other crime. Are these
few leading citizens 50 pre- eminent
that they, by q wink Of their finger,
can have any OF the doors Of the Pen
ltentiary opened at will: Are our
officers so near y under the control
Of (.eai.{y al th& leading c,',zens Of this
and OTHER couHtseet that their requests,
whatever they are, have to be &C.
guessed in By Executive and Judi
cial officers Of this States are these
the equal rights they so enthusiastic
ally try to excite our admiration for?
is this democratic or aristocratlc? and
are The non-leading portion to sub
nit: is it not time tor us to be watch
iul over our liberties as interpreted
by the masses? or will we let ali
their actions pass nnnoticed-thenon
leading portion hsYe the power to
end it.
p. s. My authority far speaking
Of the leading citizens is gathered
from q copy Of q letter written, as |
ain informed, by Judge RothrocI in
behalf OF d. Camerv, to the Govern
or, who, speaking 0! those who signed
the petition, says. ii is signed by
nearly all The leading citizens Of this
and other counties
wv T2,r~rrropr
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19

A letter lately arrived at the Tolc
10 Postoflice with the following po-
ctical address:
Please ford this letter without Decay
Across the Broad Prairie to Iowa;
To TAAA COUNTY in that self same State.
wonld have it SO at q Rapid rate;
& in Toledo town Id have it stop,
TIL called for j. taken from Uncle Sans
Shop.
Now near this town there's q young mon
living,
To whom want this message sent or Civ.
Hes a gay young chap as ono lady knows;
Bu. his name you mu st have It's John
Rose.
Now ] don't want this missent or delayed:
IT'S right directed, I. the postage is paid.
Perhaps at erst sight you may think I've
lied,
But no,--tte stamp is On the other side.
] want each clerk 10 take great care,
Vixen finding this, that he don't swear.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
The Question Of Monopoly.

protectio,ists believe in 4 protec
tive tariff, or Ill 4 revenue tariff, dis
terminating. III favor o! Oh, less de-
vclopcd and therefore weaker manu-
features. This does not, in the least,
secure 4 monopoly to anybody, since
all are at liberty ~ engage III trosc
manufacturers and avail themselves
oi the advantages afforded by the
MriH. Competition thus stimulated
improve the manufactures ard reIuc-
es prices, so that all, or nearly all, OF
eur manufactures that heve been pro-
10 ted by tariff laws are furnished at
.ome cheaper than they were OF ever
can be imported.
Invention has bees stilrulat ed, aid
improvements have been made
which never would have been had it
Not been tor the fostering care OF the
government, until we not only rival
but excel European manufacturers in
the production OF the same article.
so far We have become strong and
independent, and can not only defy
fore g, competitor, but save the ex-
rcnse OF imports and exports that We
otherwise should have 10 incurc.
This is what the free traders de
nounce as monopoly. But il It is
monopoly, by what name Shall we
call that condition OF affairs which
would give to the cap:tilists OF an
other nation the entire monopoly OF
the manufacture Of an article ofp'ime
necessity among us, placing our
whole country Mt Their mefcy, III time
81 peace, and snLiecting Us to ex-
IRENE suffering III time OF war? Il
TO put our own people On IN equal
footing with other nations in the
manufacture OF these things ranked
..,,,ong the necessities oil lite is TO cs-
.aLlish monopoly, what name shall
ese give 10 tho narrow, suicidal act
which would coniine the manufac-
rnrc sot such articles to Il few. and
that lew the subjects OF hateful
monafnlly whose rule would sooner
compass orr uin than work us sue
cess in our Republican experiment
-. a government OF the people. by
,he people and forth people? Is il
no. time tia; this silly charge o.
forming monopoly, made by free
leaders, were turned upon those who
make it and 10 whom alone it vii
applyy-Drbu4uc Times.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
CHAPTER LID

AN ACT defining and establishing the sal~
.ary Of the Governor, other State officers
and Judges Of the several courts Of the
State.
SECTION I. Be il enacted By The General
ASSEMBLY Of IL. State Of lowa, That from
and after the passage of this Act tie salary
of the Governor of the State shall be three
thousand dollars per annum; provided no
allowance shall be made for house rent or
persona! expenses for the Governor or his
family.
SEC. 9. The salary Of the Secretary Of
State, Of the Auditor of State, Of tile Treas
urer Of State, Of the Register Of the State
Land Office, and Of the Superintendent Of
Public Ins;ructio, shall be two thousand
two hundred dollars per annum each.
SEC. 5. The salary Of the Private Secre-
sary Of the Governor, Of the Deputy Score
tary Of State, Of the Deputy Auditor Of
State, Of tie Deputy Treasurer Of State, Of
the Deputy Register Of the State Land Of
fee, and Of .,e Deputy Superintendent Ct
Public Instruction, shall be one thousand
two hundred dollars per annum each.
SEC. 4. The salary of each Judge Of the
Supreme Court from and after the first day
of January, 1871, shall be three thousand
dollars per nnnuln.
Sec. s. The salary Of each Judge Of the
District Court from and after the first day
Of January, 1871, shall be Two thousand
dollars per annuln.
SEC. 6. The salary Of each Judge Of the
Circuit Court shall hereafter DO eighteen
hundred dollars per annum; provided, how
ever, that during the term for which any Of
tie Supreme, District or Circuit Judges Of
the Courts aforesaid, may have been elected
or appointed, their salaries shall II not be il
creased by virtus of the operation of this
Act! provided further that any person elect
cd 10 fill vacancy shall receive the GALA
ri-s proYided in this Act.
Sc I. The salaries aforesaid shall be
payable in monthly installments at the end
OF each month and shall be full compcnsa-
ton for all the official services Of said Of
ficers and tteir deputies.
SIC. 8. The fees and allowances author
Continued on fourth page.)
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19
hroKrK 6 MINNESOTA RAILROAD

hroKrK &c MINNESOTA RAl1Ec4p-
That q Railroad will be built from
kcokull "a Fairfield, Sigourney, Mon
tezuma, Toledo and on 10 Minnesota,
we have all faith. The people along
! the line 81 The route are alive TO its
importance. Mayor Timbcrman and
Edwards, 0. keokuk, have passed
ever the proposed line. They came
through Glasgow, and passed OIL
through Nichianl, to Sigourney and
Montezuma. At All lnpromtu meet
ing held here or Thursday evening
last, they gave our people an idea O.:
what woall I've required Of them to
build this important road through
our county. They returned from
tie North on Monday, and report
iascrsbly o.. the warm reception
they net with. The citizens OF our
couu:y are strongly il favor Of the
project, an ! outside Of Fairfield are
very enthusiastic. Here we are 4
Iittle embarrassed about TIC riallt-oi-
way for the c. 6 s. w. Il. r., but
we will soon have the matter settled,
when We will ali .work. with zeal for
the Kcokuk Il Minnesota Railroad.
The importance OF this route ccnnot
lie ycr-estimatoti, md the people
know it. From the Jefferson county
line, through Glasgow, 10 sanfield,
about so, 900 can be raised. l,1.ssrs.
Tlmberman and Edwards represent
I've company, and onestt!at Will
buili the road in short time after
sufficient encouragement is gwen
them. Inrrah for another Railroad.
-FTairie,3 Ledger.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-19

SERIOUS AccIpENr-Un Tuesday after
noon, young man by the name Of Denja>
min Stansbury, in the employ Of Bodhsh &
Co., Tama City, while unloading logs Mt the
mill Of the above firm, met with severe &C
cident. From some cause a log rolled on !.
him, breaking the right leg below the knee
tearing off the skin and badly bruising the
muscle OF ~ portion Of the right thigh, also
each arm. Dr.. Corns, assisted by DR.. rnomp-
son, our new physician, set the broken lint
aud dressed the wouhds.-[C Citizen, May IL