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Emperor Napoleon was advised by telegraph
early this morning of the death Of NJ. ParadOl,
together with all the facts In the case.
Mr.. Paradol retired rather earlier than usual
last evening, and the servant, in leaving the
room, remarked, II hope you will rest WE'LL"
to which the Minister replied, " hope So"
As before stated, the shot was fired about one
O'Clock a. m, and from the appearance 0f the
cap on the pistol on the dressing case, 1t would
seem that he had previously attempted to fire
that one. The two other occupants of the house,
(the valet and woman servant,) not being &C
quainted with the ways Of this country, did not
give any alarm and were afraid to 60 a. above
stated but early this morning sent for some ofthe
legation, and they on their arrival Immediately
sent for Harvey y Mari, undertakers, and Mr..
Mari Immediately proceeded to the residence
Mr.. Henry p. Cattel's services - embalmsr
were ut once procured, and during the morning
he successfully embalDed the body. MI Mari
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BS Banke,s', Brot-rs asd tsvsrs<,e,ai rslssrapAi
Lewis yohnson e. Co.. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign m arb cts a. follows
NEW foRK, July 0.-First Board-U. :. Sc, lssi
coupon. l2s s. 20s lssa coupon. les 2es lss4
pom, losa ss lsss, coupon, los eos nov, lsds,
coupon. Nc 52Bs 1851 coupon, los, 57ls 1853
eon, los d. lo4as, coupon. l06s; Currency llIi.
Msriposa, s: do. pfd, =; CantOR- 6s OF d; Csmber
land, =: wettern Union Telegraph. 81. Quicksil
yer, 5; Pacific Mail 90; Boston Water Power
ia; Adams Express, Ga. Wells, Fargo a Co .
Express. IFt; American Express, 48'a; United
States Express, "a, MsrchaDts Union Zap, =.
New York Central and Hudson, "a, do do. Scrip,
ss&; Erie, 2s; do. pd, 20 affd; Harlem, I56 OF
Harlem, of :; Reading, &1s Michigan Central
lis; Lake shore and Michigan Southern, y
Illinois Central, l325s; Cleveland and Pittsburs
lIa on d. Northwest s21a; Northwest, pref q, 8.
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnsti. =. New Jersey
Central, loli4 Rock Island, lll5s: Milwaukee 4
81 Paul. CO..: Milwaukee 81 Psul u d. Ts Wabash
and Western, 501s: Wabash & Western. pfs. : Fort
Wayne, S5s4: Alton and Terre Haute. =; Alton
and Terre Haute, preferred. =: Chicago and Al
Ton; rs; Ch,easo q Alton, pref 4, :: Ohio
Mississippi Certificates, 33e: Tennessee State
old, 81: Tennessee State SIS, new. so Virgins
State 6s, old, e5 North Csrolna old. ios on q;
do. new. g1s: Missouri 6s, 9ls of d. Gold
Hlssslz;s. Market weak
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81 John p. Hale is IN at his home.

0John p. Hale is III at his home
~The number Of Gentiles in Utah is less
than 2 800.
~Sweden grants females the same right as
males in medical colleges and as practitioners
The smallpox shows no signs Of diminu-
ton in Paris.
oIExtravagant Bostonians eat pounded ice
with their berries instead Of cream.
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The AaFkets To-Day.
felS5ylpked Escyusipelr 30 The EvsussO .eto

very scarce. and Is held at ,Sals FLOUR active and
advanced so cts. Howard Street superfne Sos
S6.5; 10 extra. -; City Mills superfine, ss IS,
Is; do extra 81 slass SO; do. family sssS 10 81
Western tuperfne, S6s&6.7s; do. extra. 81 SsS :
wheat higher-receipts light; sales OF new rod Al
3as l7s; white, ol ;s5asl 80; Pennsyivsnis
and old. Pork firm at ssI. Bacon irm and ia active;
RIB sides clear do. lssls &C.; should r.,
3'4c; hams, 25a26c. Lard firm at Ec Whisky is
in good demand at q .O2as s l.05.
INV YORK, July s0.-stocks weak Gold, e2x.
Money 6a1 per cent Exchange, long,, l91S; shC n,
q. North Carolina's, old, p1l; new, ElS.
NEw lYoRk, July 1:-Flour lie shade hrner,
Corn &c, higher; prime lots are in better demand.
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THKCHARGEs AGAINST GOVERNOR BULLOCK,
OF GEoRGIA.-The majority Of the Georgia Leg.
islative committee on the investigation of the
charges against Governor Bullock conclude
their report as follows :-"Having gone thor
oughly through the investigation Of the direct
and indirect charges against the Governor, your
committee feel that it is due to his exceilency
for us to state that nothing has been disclosed or
established which tends In any manner to i'm
pugn his motives or his personal and official
integrity, and we invite attention to the evidence
to sustain us in this opinion"
The minority say It is just to say that in the
instances OF transcending the law hereinbefore
discussed, the evidence fails to show that the
Governor has been pecuniarily benefited.
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GENERAL SHERMAN will remain in Washing
ton during the summer, engaged in the reor-
ganization OF the army. Mrs. Sherman and
daughters left here yesterday for Berkeley
Springs, Virginia, where they will spend the
summer.
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Money i'm New York shows more frmuess.
The shipments Of specie by to-dsy's steamers
will materially affect the lawful money reserves
of the banks, which, together with the prospect
Of an early demand from the West, has induced
a decided stronger feeling among lenders which
is especially apparent In discounts or other time
loans. ON call the rates are sac per cent.
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADR.-There is
nothing clearely settled Of the anthracite coal
difficulties, either as to the eght-hour law or the
resumption OF labor in the Schuylkill region. A
dispatch from Scranton on the 18th instant saws
from present indications the contemplated
strikes of the miners in favor Of the eight-hour
law will prove an entire failure" The dispatch
adds, "tbis failure to carry cut the resolution Of
he Grand Council will no doubt be the means
OF general resumption in the Schuylkin
region" But as yet there is no resumption in
the Schuylkill region, though it was given out
on the 18th, when it was ascertained that the
men had not then struck in obedience to the
Grand Council, that work In the Schuylkill
region would commence at once, and that the
Reading railroad would be actively employed
by the end Of the present week. But up to the
present time there Is no positive assurance on
this point. The total product Of all the anthra-
cite, semi anthracite and bituminous coal region
for the week, as far Is reported by the several
carrying companies, Is 90, ,S18 tons, against
36S, ,264 tons the previous week-a decrease of
~ 46 tons-and for the fiscal year 8, ,23s 523 tons
against $50 IA tons to the same dates last wear
Ledeer.
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fels1rapAed E1custcely to The Euenisg Stas.
PARIS, July 20.-It is rumored that Prince
Napoleon will 60 to the Baltic, and, with his
land force, cooperate with the fleet OF Vice
Admiral Count Bauet Wellanmiez in occupying
the territory Of Hanover.
number of spies have been captured on
both sides near the Rhine.
Admiral MiIue to Command the Eng
ltsh Channel SquaslrOn.
LONDON, July D,-Admiral Milne has been
recalled from the Mediterranean, in order 10
command the Channel squadron.
French Minister TO Austria.
PARIS, July 2o.-Prince te Ia Tour dan
vergne has been appointed French Minister to
Austria.
Opening Of the North German Par
lfament.
BERLIN, July 20.-The Rcichstag or North
German Parliament met yesterday afternoon.
The Grand Duke Of Mecklenbmg, Schiycrin.
was chosen president. Vehement cheering fol-
lowed Count Won Bismsrck's announcing the
declaration OF war by France. The King then
opened the session with speech, which was
greeted with the widest enthusiasm.
The French Army Spelling for a FixSt.
LONDON, July 2o.-A gentleman Just returned
from a trip up the Rhine tells his experience to
the Times this morning. He saws the German
army is quiet, grave, anxious and resoiute. On
the other hand, the French are yelling. drink
ing, staggering, and literally spelling for a
fight. He says further that for every one Ger
man soldier he saw one hundred French.
Turkey ON the Defensive.
VIENNA, July 20.-Turkey has called oat her
reserves, and stopped the telegraphs in all
directions.
The bank Of France,
PARIS, July 2o.-The officers of the Bank of
France announce an advance in the rates OF
interest to 81 per cent.
Irish Sympathy for Frnnce-Im,n m,neuse
Popular DemOnxa ration I'm Du bin.
DUBLIN, July ga great popular demonstra-
ton in favor of France was made i'm this CITY
last evening. More than 100000 people with
twenty bands Of music were out on parade.
French and Irish Gags were carried entwined
The police charged on the procession and cap
tured these flags, bat the mob rallied and took
them. Intense excitement prevails.
TelegFaphic Communicated De.
streyed Between the Bellixerents.
LONDON, July 20.-Telegraphic communica-
ton between France and Germany has been
destroyed by the authorities.
North Germany q Unit I'm Favor or the
War.
BERLIN, July 2O.-The most perfect harmony
exists in the government Of all the North Ger
man States In the Saxon Chambers, yesterday.
Baron de Friezen, Minister Of Finance. made a
speech, telling the deputies France was anxious
for war, and that she should have it, as sharply
and severely as possible. His remarks were
greeted with enthusiasm. In the North German
Parliament, after the Kings speech had been
delivered, loan of 40 ,O09 900 thalers was car
ried unanimously, amid the widest expressions
Of enthusiasm by all parties.
The Swiss Army.
ZrRIcH, July 20.-John Count Dorgan has
been appointed Commander-in-Chier of the
forces OF Switzerland.
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No Jourualt~ts Allowed win tnr
French rtr,y

PARIS, July 20.-No newspaper correspond
ents, French or foreign, win be allowed 70 ac-
company the French army.
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GENERAL SCHENCK will, il is said, in a few
days publish his intention not to make canvs.
for Congress this fall.
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LIEUT.. r. p. LEARY, L. s. NJ, has been de-
tsched fiom signal duty in this city, and placed
on waiting orders.
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SECEETARY og MONTANA.-The President
to-day appointed Addison II. Sanders, Of Iowa,
TO be Secretary of Montana Territory.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE PRESIDENT AND FAMILY will leave here
Tomorrow morning for Long Branch.
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MIR. WV. A. FREEMAN, a messenger in the
Third Auditors Office, has been promoted to a
clerkshIp in that Office. Mr.. f. is a colOred
man, and was elected a member of the Board of
Common Council from the First Ward, at the
last election.
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Ia r Y u
HIGHLY IMPORTANr.
WANTS THE BoKAPARrES
DETHR0NED

LONDON, July m.-Germany mskss the dc-
1nronement Of the BoRapartes Il uliimatum.
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Died Of SITS weuuas.
fclscrcpked Esc,ssscelp 20 fAs Rvensse STAY.

RICHMOND, july 6.-B. L. Lindsay. sho. =
the seduction of his wife, sister by Captain -
T. Hayward. her father, at Chester, yesterd
died this morning
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Boston Germans Sympsthtzins uita
Eatherland.

BcsroS. Jsly 2n.-The Germans uf his CITY
have taken pre- imtnary steps Tor q mas meet
lng ~ F&neusl Hail, TO express ~ yrnpatay with
the FatherlRud. and G. raise tands tor the ueIiet
OF persons wounded in defending tie German
honor.
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Church, East Hartford, Oenn., makes some
small STR. The Eucharist yas administered,
the wedding-rinG blessed, and the ngn OF the
cr00 UaAe over & and over the elements when
administered; procession vas headed by q
crucifer WIN . SILVER cross; lighted candles
we're employed, and white satin cross and
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A MAN SHOT BIZ HIS sFATHER-IN-LAw.-Capt
WE. Hayward, proprietor Of the hotel at Ches-
sSo snS
and m0rtally wounded his son-in-law, b. r..
Lindsay, for the seduction Of his (Hayward's)
daughter. Hayward Ia also proprietor Of the
and much respected. He called Lindsay into q
room Of the hotel and taxed him with his crime
Lindsay, it is said, confessed and profssssd him.
self willing to receive such punfshment as he
on him, wounding him in the abdomen and
thigh.
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The Richmond Etecttoa sn<e-rhe
legal Dectsion--Anottscr Election 90
he Held

Te'eQrdpked krclusircly % 7As Ere1iEo Nar.
RICHMOND, July n.--,Judge Guicon this morn
ing decided that the violstion OF the election
Law in one ward in the city vitstei the rnunici-
pal election in this city, and another one must
be held.
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NEw YORK, July 2a.-The sun has engaged
w. II. Russell. the wel-known London Times
war correspondent, AZ it correspondent for the
France -Prusslan war.
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Baron Ger0lf I'm New York Ne won
be Interviewed.
fSieCrdpk,d Ercl,ytp>fs fo fA< Er>u,u. Ss~~


NEW YoRK, July 2a.-Baron Gerolt, q,
Prussian Minister, is here. lie refuses /
receive visitors.
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REDUCING THE FoRCE.-In consequence of
the reduction of the appropriation for several
bureaus of the Treasury Department, dlsmissals
VIII be made Immediately, and some thirty
clerks employed in the Second Auditors Office
viii be discharged this week. Reductions will
also be made in other Offices during the month.
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APPoINTNENTs.-Shepley Brashears, of
Maryland, was yesterday appointed to a clerk
ship In the Census Bureau.
Postmaster General CresweIl yesterday ap-
pointed William F. Fagundus and Augustus
Benners as railroad postal clerks between New
York city and Washington, ID. G.
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ANOTHER COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION is now
in progress at the Patent Office, the prize being
the two vacancies in the list OF examiners, made
so by the appointment of General Duncan to the
position OF Assistant Commissioner, and the
promotion OF Mr.. Thatcher to be member of
the appeal board in the place of Mr.. FesseHden,
resigned. All the assistant examiners are allow
ed TO cnmnefe
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SENATOR MOTION formally inaugurated the
political campaign in Indiana at Terre Haute
yesterday. He opposed free trade. sustained the
financial policy OF the administration. and con.
graduated the people upon realizing condi-
ton of prosperity which has reached every de-
partment OF public affairs and all classes of so
ciety and industry
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FINANCIAL AND CON MEguAL.

NEW YORK. July 20.-The Java takes oU
81 500 900 in specie, and the Colorado sS9O 600.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE CENSUS OFFICE-The
following persons have been appointed clerks in
the Census Office: W. III. Hollister, Jr, NY;
W. 5. Ballard, NY; G. Il. VashoH, ID. c.; Jas.
Meldrum, ID. g.; Ii. G. Clauss, Ala; y. Curtiss,
Ky; f. 5. Zevely, Md; c. Fl. Arnold, Va; w
NJ Walton, n. Y; s. Brashears, Md; j. p.
Scott, ID. G.; II. g. Potter, Ohio; G. s. Gregory,
y. "; j. b. Sullivan, ID. c.; j. l.. Glen, Ohio;
III. A. Curtis, Va; j. F. Langworthy, n. Y;
w. W. Burke, Pa.
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THE CHARsE OF THE TREASURY BUILDING
The Office of the Superintendent of the Treas
ury Building having been abolished as stated in
The STAR OF Monday, and there no longer being
any necessity for the services Of Mr.. g. C. Rice
in that connection, Secretary Boutwell, has re-
quested Mr.. j. Ii. Saville, the Chief Clerk, to
take charge of the building in connection with
his other duties. Captain l.. 3. Cutter will re-
main In charge of the Treasury watch
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IMPORTANT

The French Acr0ss the Frontier.
COLOGNE, July 9.-The French passed the
frontier, near Saarbruck, last evening, and
seized the custom-house.
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THE COUNCIL AT RoNK.-The council held q
public session yesterday, at which 53s fathers
were present. The Schema de Ecclesia Christ
was adopted by a vote of 536 to 2. and was ap-
proved as the constitution OF the churcn by tne
Pope. who pronounced a short allocuton.
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largest depositor in the Bank Of England.
N-Dubuque wedding cards bear the grateful
notice free whiskey."
0-"How' s this for high ?'' The Thermometer
Indicated 105 in Philadelphia on Sunday.
- The restaurants in Germany now serve
table napkins Of paper.
DThe New England towns are beginning to
publish the results OF the new census.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE FIFTH AUDITORS OF
FIcE.-The following promotions were made
yesterday in the office of the Fifth Auditor
To fourth class clerkships-R. b. Detrick, Pa;
Charles z. Schmidt, Ky. To third class clerk
ships-Hiram Pitts, ILL.,; Ethan G. Clark, Wis;
A. o. Latham, W Va; L. III. Galpin, Conn; "
Y. Stiles, Mass; H. l.. Bosw0rth, H.: Geo. l..
Shiver. La To second class clerkships-
Trzeciak, Va; j. ID. Latham. Nd; William
Woodburn, Ohio; III. F. f. Merrill, Me-; q. III.
Cutter, Mass; NJ. H. Lawrence. jr.; NY. To
assistant messenger-Lewis Walker, D. c.,
Lab0rer, John Curry, Pa.
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BIDS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE PRIvrLKsR.-Secre-
tary Boutwell, this morning opened the bids for
the exclusive right of catching fur seals on the
islands Oh st. Paul and st. George, Alaska. Be
fore opening them he read the following to the
bidders who were present:
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STOCK ReUOrl

.mericsn Gold
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Jay Cooke Co. furnish the following g day
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETzEaFES1
OF TuE
WASHINGTON sCHIETZES VEREiy,
AT
NEW SCHTETZEN PARK.
July Is, ID. 70. n, and 22, 1870.

The FESTIVAL will be announced MONDAY, July
y, Al & ~ BY twelve minute guns. The Schust-
and thtiT invited guests III assemble in front Oi
'hs CITY Hall ~ a m The pTcces-iOn Zone Of the
most inteTtsfiTg features 81 the Feztivs) viii be
formed al Clnok, and proceed through Third
street, M Pennsylvania avenue to Sixth street,
street. fuuTte. utit sweet, street, through the
Erpun1s - the Ev"suiive MaDsion, aud return
threUgh PeInsy lyEIa cuue tOSryeEth street, and
a. -he Park
PRIZE sHOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRILE SHOOTING.
GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING,
POPULAR AMu~EMENTS.
BRILLfANT ILBUMINATIOH. and
SPLENDID DISPLAY OE FIREWORKS.
EYERY BAY and EVESiNG DdriaS he Festival.
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pARLOw VS. GALLERY

E1Tcp.Ga Plan.
This GARDEN is now open (since the return o
the proprietor from Germany on the Euro "A
pean plan, for the recre cation and amusement 81
Of respectable parties, who may be assured ~
that they will be protected from any annoy ta1EA
nnce or improperly. FAMILIES and children may
sort here in perfect security. There will always be
avaTlefy Of amrsements we'll as Of Refreshments
and on every THURSDAY. from to- 10 O'Clock p. m.
Instrumental music, 1.-THE fayOrite German gardeI
concertD The American public cordially in
vited to try this institution fOrfheir health and
amusement. ile29-Iml ERNEST LEFFLER.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28
4 Book for the Millions.
IN ): ! ssI

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mysteries ana revelations OF the sexual
sys,cm. with tie latest discoveries III pro-
Luc;ng and preventing offspring, Low TO
preserve The coinrie xioE in ali its attractive.
ness a..d beauty. s :, &c.
This IS ~ Interesting and imror:an; work
Of over TWO iiunGiel pages, written IL Plain
language, With numerous diagrams and en-
grazing, and contains all that valuable in
tccna;i:n that every person who is married
or eorte~ristes marriage ouqh,i have, yet,
which 50 i.w really possess. 1t unvavels
mysteries anA di>eleses secrets ,i,aiesery .
soay she',d kno.-; st,.i il is hook ,l.at
ought to &c tept under lock and key, au,.
no la il carelessiy about the seu>e. Il en-
braces everything o.: the suhiect Of TIE gem
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PERSONAL. or 10y nail. Gslce No l., NC. =
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Louis. No. v3,i333, #
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

Coop FASM,Na.-Too few farmers
make farming business. They de,
pend too much upon one crop, and
do not look sufficiently as 70 how
that crop will effect the next. Again
We are al depending too much upon
grain without making any effort to
help ourselves ont O! the dilemma.
We arc Impressed with this thought
very to,cib,v the other day when on
VISIT n. Mr. Il c. Phillips tsrm
near LnMo.!.o. NJ. Phillips has y
large farm, and we were talking al
the income he received from his gram
Il on. " hen he said that his income III
that direction was comparatively
small. and that lie made mors 'rom
his hogs than i'll his crops together.
He lher ,cen, OF to say that his hens
haj not ces, him rs much as many
supposed. lie started with a small
stock but attended 10 them, and al
most without ieenn. IT, has grown
into as nice a stock OF hogs as can
rrobablv be found i'll the State. He
sold eight hogs few days since that
were no, quite year Old which a..
cgagcd $50 pounds each. lie also
has splendid stock OF bloodel pigs,
and sells them TO those that are anx
~. SC fellow his example Il Mar.
shall Tines.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-28

A gentleman sent n lad with letter 10
the Post 0tfice, and money to pay the pos,
agc. Having returned with the. money, he
said. Guess I've done the thing slick.
seen n good many folks putting letters in
tic post.oiiice through a l,ale, and SO
watched my chance, and 20. niue in for
nothing"
in .i.tle tc TN out West lady tenchcr
vas exercising class Of juveniles in men.
tai arithmetic. She commenced the quests
ton. If you bny COW for ten dollars
when up camea little hand. "What is il
Johnny" why you cant. buy no kind Of
COW for ten dollars; father sold Que for
sixty dollars the other day, snd she
was regular old scrub at that
The papers hnse hal relapse Of the
story Of Johnny Hart who was worth $500.
600 In oil land hut spent II all, and hadn't
enough left-roor fti!ow-to buy = "chnw'
~ ,ohncco. But we aren't geng to shed
any tears about il until we fni ont ono
thing. Perhaps he dtdent rant any tobdeco. :,
The Greeks IRE said 10 be the most eensi,
BILE people in the wori,l. MS they wear one
style Of dress all the year ronnd, and The
fashion revcr changes.