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TCHN W. WYATT, - -
~ GENERAL SHIPPING
nv, An AND : CoMgIsslgN AERGaANT.
COEHKR MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OTYIcx Boz IS. =.
FOB LIVERPOOL AND lSer'95 .,as
-, QUEENsToWN dN&EN
, iHMANL LIFE OF MAIL sTEAmFysss gEffs?SS
sROM NEW YORK EVERT- HATiTRDsY- -
AND sALTERNATE TUESDAYS. -
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable In Gold. Parable In cttrrpuc,t !
To i io SaS,n. steerage
Tickets sold to and from Enaland Ireland md
sae Continent. at moderate rates
Eor further Information aDulv at the Connpsny,y
orices. JOHN 6. DALE. Agent. -
Yor is Sroadwsy, New York; or 20
ooHN W.sWYATT, Agent, Richmond Va.
FOR NEW YORK. ~e4>sA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SMgAA
COMPANY. s'sAAas.asA
, me ependd new side-whcel steamships IskAC
aARLE, and IIATTERAS feaye New ynrt -,
Nortoik CITY Point, and Richmond, every TILES.
PAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at : O'CLOCK
z y. Lesye Richmond every TUESDAY. FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at b;gn tide. = : -
hsss sclEa are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommods.
lions and attention, are unsurpassed.
lose connections made with steamers for All
s",,tnern ana european ports. - 81
rTE nI nnSe eiiected Tnen ordered, AT QUAR-
COMPANY. - s-o "AAASe' "a 'nis
For further information apply at the OFFICE
OF THE COMPANY, corner OF Eleventh and
Main stree IS. INV On
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Crx.rKvAT,yE NEGRoEs.-Jt is believed
that b,it very few negroes voted the Conscr-
,atiyc ticket Yesterday. The League dis,
cipline seemed. il anything, more rigid and
eXactin2 than ever. The negroes had no
special interest III the result of the election,
and many OF them were under Obligations
TO conservative candidates, but they loi-
lowed blindly.thr directions Of their lead
-Lyachbury EcpubLcda.
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John l.. Andrews has contracted for the
rp,ire read to Orange Courthouse, except
three miles awarded 10 W. II. Stephens
FredeytckSburs Herald,
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Bonus for Catering the Associated
Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-The Public Re-
cord (newspaper) has paid 81, 900 for admis-
sion to the New York Associated Press.
George W. Childs, Of the Public Ledger,
has contributed his share of this bonus
81, 9Oo) to the Philadelphia Typographical
Society.
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letter f.cr,, FRINGE Edward -gsc>U's'
~! Ihc Eicc Senator GiaEd's
successor. etc.

hRNSllLE. ' ~, 4ndI -, 1917.
E.1tor$ UG,iy UiSpaich:
The election here yesterday passed OH
quietly. the Republican, ticket being elected
~ about 100 majority--a decrease since last
election.
John +. Uamlctt i elected senator i'll
ril~c OF the late j. w. II. Bland. No OPP
position candidate was in the field, and
much amusement was manifested ut the
rradn. of the list Of votes on the ConSer-
,ntiNc tickets. The highest vote cast for
@uv one candidate was GO votes for Mrs.
Clrmmv Jorgcn>on (0tidS Candy Bartlctt).
IA" name Of this new champion OF No-
mans Rights has never before been brought
into prominence, although the postmaster
r' this town, Dr.. Joseph Jorgcnsen, heldat
one time no less than eight different offices.
IN" Dortor' is the leading white Radical
here, but We arc at 4 loss 10 know what
cIaim Miss Candy Bartlett (colorcd) has to
th" nam" of ,jrrgcn>cn in law 1T l"lSO.
Nuu may expect To hear more OF this color
"a champion Of progress when the SIN
t""uti amendment comes prominently be-
lore the public. Yours, &c. a. +.
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nl1cuMnNn AND YORK RIyER

R,1RSamSoAD ,LINs-g0R BALTIMQKE,
s, rg - = ORTIZ, AND ORTHWEsT-GEANgM
az sCHsDuLki-- Daily ILx !, SExxSCEpT tn SYM YIN
DAfsln sns ME- nh 1 nv ran !.
foilonc: passengers Tor gsitinaoss and poisss ]
Hosth win take the passenger train from INC ae.
no, of ths Richnand and YORK River haiarosc -
Richmond DAILY tcxccpt Sundny y sIa - m ia
mr. ~ est Point, where they take see EAST ana
e sIsssns Is sssan,srs STATE On yIR TBS GAP.
faafrir AxfsoIv.-bosh Of which have been
pss!y assse eas An Easncss sss sSiiovins
s Is tine b ocnnset ytsn sss ssi e Ior
TSiya3ssnSdn. New York, ma the WesI MssaRns
iSs,' ths sos.s leave paar No: L,En,s,sssTss s
WSsryss. Just below Pys9 ssrss 49, ss1psangMse.
pssssnsefs srrsytpg shnona g sas 4. N Il:
We trsin on the Riolaond cad Danyte rats
road fs ad sn Ss,ns:ss "a ac
Ss sss SS Q sna sdss q,
~ = e.yc. Wsss Point esiiy q 4. u.
frsish. rscasSsd ana fesssIdea pseinpssys w
p1iata SIvSAa ssssSse5sS1 "a
afT <''''s'>ssss
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FRlIGnT OFFICE 4. y. u ,PsR. H., I
RICI;lnSn vi MaX4f h1Efa

ea..E st9. fkklGHT OFFICE II. y. q EsRs n, ..
RICHMOND, VA, May q, s1sIe. !
N0TICE.-Ihe public having freight to
- transport over this road az e hereby informed
that the REGULAR freight train leaves Richmond at
II 4. ID. daily, Sunday and Monday excepted All
freight Tor Baltimore and points beyond received
up Co en'clock T.. N. daily, and up TO o,clOck on
day OF departure. Local freights MUST be sent 70
the depot by p. b. the day previous. a. t'iT355
my 23-6t 5. I'd. H HART. Ascent. =
pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
1G RAILROAD TO FRUIT.
GROWERS.-Tbs line have made ARRANGEMENTS
70 Forward BY FAST FREIGHT LINE STRAW.
BERRIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &C.:
To baltimore at so cents per 100 potsnds; 2 I
To Philadelphsa sc s. cents per Loo pounds;g 23
10 New York at 81. Is per leo pounds .sa
They VIII be forwarded daily Except Saturdays
and Sundnysl by Passenger train leaving Rich
mond at .. Is z. NJ, and will arrive In Baltimore
the following morning from to O'Clock, and at
Philadelphia and New York In time for market
on the second morning. -
charge. r.@ss- a5-. II s0s3t1 u yfIa- - {.
Shippers should have their consignmenta deli
yercd by O'Clock p. NJ, so rs to give time 10
manifest correctly and mark their crates distinct
~. silias lsF F3T
This line have determined to make specially Of
this branch of business and will give IL every at
tention. THOMAS D0DNMEhD
my 2o-2w superintendent
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sEMNR.MACHINEs.

GEORGE IL. BROWN. c. L. RADWAY.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
NJ DRAFTED WHEELER WILSON SEW
Eve propose, In view OF our
superior facilities to conduct our business on The
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hand
.ull assortment Of the above celebrated Machine.
with all the modern improvements and findings
for the same, such as Needles, Sewing SILK, Cot
loD, &c. Machines sold on the lease plan ut cash
prices, in,talmenLs OF 80 month. Repairs
promptly attended to.
No. 1879 Main, corner Of Eighth street.
Agents wanted throughout the State. my IL
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
1P. n. EXCEPTEDl TO THE NORTH. EAST,
AND WEST, OVER TIE FAvORITE ROUTE
EOUTCK EST ROUTE.-,Tbe THROUGH TRAlHa
over this route are now run from the depot corner
of Byrd and Eighth streets a. IL Is a. Mtands.soP
ID. iSundsy at II Is A.: d. ontyt making close and
reliable connections with THE WAsHaHGIOA
AND HEW 1Vh ~ FAST HaNs anu WIZ
Cars ft'ed up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is made.
The c.crant aud comurbdlous steamers On ho
Potomac river stop at Alexandria each Hsy.
TIE ACCOMMODATION TEAM be;rcsn
Richmond and AcQuia creek leasce fhe 02pot COR
neroI Brood and Eighth streets daily tSundays
exceptedj .. r. ID, and arrives In Richmond e
Through tickets TO All principal points North and
West. $500, .,.ses.
For further information and for gs1sas,
North apply st the ONCE corner Bread ana E!kntsn
ssresia and Tor through csets teal Points N na
and West apply at the ticket once cosnsf -
ana s y y. gEsTRY General Ticket Axsn..
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SEWlNG-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW:
ING MACHINES BOUGHT ard SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOA2
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDIEGTON,
IyS Ills Cary street. nssr Fourteenth.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN,s.1n
SHIPPERS :
The POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY's TROUGH LINE TO i


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
CoMPANY's TROUGH LINE TO /
THE WEST
Offer superior inducements to shippers of To-
BaCCO, WH1SkEf, BACON, CANDLES &c /,
TO and from the West at low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other lluc.
All western and eastern. bound freight delivered
tlmorc and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure to
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills of lading given on all shipments
by HAYVEYS &c WILLIAMS,
my II Agents.
for NORFOLK, RORTs-ssIEs
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIYER:-Tnc fasi
JOHN sYLVE s e &,
Captain 9. c. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf vt Roc ketts for the asoye-nsme
places On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ, and returns en-
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time TO COZ /.
nect With steamers Ior Baltimore and poin'
North. =. :
Trains leave City roint Tor Pet rs ,urg on arr.
val Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, S2.5e
FREIGHT
recslccd Tuecdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
Dom Is III. to % 2. d., for Norfolk, Portainauif,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
chesapeake hay, and all regular landings on Jam es
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freights for way-landings must be pre-palGsl
AppIyto L. B. TATUM, Agent.
sell Once. steamers wharf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-28

hELlGHIFUE BOO AS, BY TIE
~ BEST AUTHORS. -Lothair; a new novel; by
Right Hon. u. Disraelli: cloth, 81 paper, 81: On
The Choice Of Books; by thomas Carlyle; soc. A
Leigh Hunt: GOc. Speeches on Public Affairs for
the last twenty years; by the Right Hon. John
Bright, n. r.; doc. Speeches OH treat Questions
Gmthc's Hermann and Dorothea- translaLioD-ll-
lmslrated: ~: History Of the Caliph Vathck; by
William Rockford, ESQ.,. fi.2S. Tcnnyson's Poems
tratcd; 81. Fairfax-Life of the great Lord Fair
fax hy III arkh am; IS. Thomas Hoods Whims
tax's Three Iours In Search Of the Picturesque;
illustrated: IS. The Percy Anecdotes > volumes;
1850. With all the new aud popular works of the
dav. [my Isl WOODHOuSE Il PARHAM. )
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Two TOBACCONISTS.- are prepared
/ to make in the best manner all sizes OF
FLATTENING MILLS, SlSkERS, CAST
SINKERS PLATES, ETC.. at short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased 70 have
q call from all in want.
mhl2 1873 Main street.
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RICHMoHp AND PETERSBURG K, X. COL
RICHMOND, April Is, 1870.

RICHMOND, April Is, 1870. = !
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Leave Richmond Al 3:dsA. n. aud $50 p II. Il
Leave Petersburg at 10 a. III. ana 7.o6 r. NJ I
Freight INSTRUMENTATION train, with pssscn-
ger car attached, will Leave Richmond daily at
- M, and Petersburg daily a. $40 A. II. (San-
days excepted. ~ 4.
The s:45 A. N. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the :ea p. d. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. ,g @
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 r. If.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. .., -. rs -. Esat w.
win run ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. .-,... y Il
Leave Clover Hill st 7 4. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Paseen.
gers returning viii take the $50 p. H.. train
needing ut Chester with the coal train.
THOAASHt WYNEE,
"a Superintendent
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SuuunI Council of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
For the niSpat, II.
WHEELlNG. May .

WHEELING. May -, 1870.
The seycnty-hith annual Council OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese
%. Virginia met. according to Adjournment
IN t. Matthew's church in this city to-day
Nhout seventy clcrGymen and fifty laymen
have already arrived. including representa-
tsNc> from every quarter of both Old and
New Virginia.
Last might divine service was held mt St.
Matthew's. and Assistant Bishop Whittlc
preached and confirmed twenty-five per-
sons: o! this number six were Young men.
The opening services OF the Council this
morning. like those Of last night, We're at
tended hy Il very large congregation, and
w"r, deeply interesting.
The morning PRAYER and Litany were read
hy Rev. !. II. II. Wingticld, ID. D., of Pc
t,r>hur-. and Rev. George Woodbridge,
II. ~. OF Richmond. and the Council sermon
PREACHED hy the Rev. c. NinniAercde. ID.
H.. also Of YOUR city. Or. MiuniGerode's
-..rmon. though an hour long. was listened
10 with marked attention throughout. and
) warmly admired. His text was, ST. John
H., Is: To rh0m shall 'r, go? Thou hast
ne ,cor,is Of et,7ndih fc. MANY express the
hope that the discourse may be published,
and 80 it deserves TO be. After the sermon
-hr Holy Communion WAS administered by
n" Bishop ,.Iohn>) and Assistant Bishop of
the Diocese TO the delegates present.
tner service the Council was organized
md adjourned until tomorrow.
Among the delegates present may nc no.
r!sri the following:
ri.ricdi --hcv. MeSsrS. Minni@crode,
Wall. Woodbridge. Pcterkin, Da>hiell, Bal
l,r. und Norwood. Of Richmond; Gibson
tnd Win@tirld, of Petersburg: Carson aud
Williams. of i.ynchhurg: Eartcr, Of Nor
luIh: Powell and Lindsay, OF Portsmouth :;
Nrr&i;h. Of Winchester: Maury. OF Frcde-
H,h>hur.: Mckim and Sprigg, OF AleXan-
dGa: llanrkel. of Charlottesville {; Pendle-
tn, % Lexington: and Andrews. of Shcp-
nyrd>town.
Iag.-llc>>rS. II. +. c. Baskerville. Will
lun Ellis Jones. and Dr.. James L. johnson.
III Richmond: .lohn VI. Miller and Robert
T. Cmlighil!, Of Iynchhurg: William G..
Calrnorr. Of Alexandria; razcWcll Taylor,
= Norfolk: \. IL. Ma&>ic. of Charlo'tcS-
Vile: William l.. Clark, Of Winchester !;
I;j-r il. ". shelley, Of Staunton: Judge
.'phn +. Lay. of roWhat.tE: General J. j.
Jackson. Of Palhcr>hurg.
Additional delegates arc constantly arrl-
,ln-. CLEMENT.
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BOOKS AID STATIONERY.

y AM ON FACTS, as subjects of inquiry
~ BY jury !: Tyler ON Fjectmcnt and Adverse
Ethics and letters, Morse on Banking, RedGeld's
American Railway Cases, Powells analysis OF
American Law, and III ny Other new works. Their
sto k nj Standard a. and Miscellaneous Book,
new and OIL is large. All kinds of old books
bought for cash or taken In exchange.
j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
M IS DIV 1918 Main street.
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FOR TOBACCONISFS.
+ ICORICEI LICORICE !

1coE1cE! L1 COR J!
=. s. S. STICK.
We have a few cases Of this choice article.
j. G.. & Co.
Our friends advise us of the arrival In New York
Of 100 cases fresh from the factory. Quality SUI
periOr.
Manufacturers will please send In their orders,
which will always be filled at LOWEST PRICES.
NV 3-Im HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17
The Vote Om the Stock Act LA
afd 1';lma County.


The results Of an election arc often
worth serutiniziny. The motives
that produced them become apparent
and 1t is possible to conjecture whcth
CT the issues, temporarily decided in
the negative, may not be carried in
future canvass. "The stock-ac," is q
radical change proposed in the pro-
lection Of crops, and that it would
meet the opposition OF all ''thc old
fogics" IN The county, aud whenever
submitted, has anticipated. Every
sensible innovation has to encounter
this obstacle, 20 matter how visible
are its advantages, nor how support
ed by arguments that cannot be
comba,tcd. The proposition had to
stand these assaults OF those ignor-
an.ly welded to the old customs
without an advocate either from the
press or the stump in the county.
1t is wonder then that II, without
any aid, received such respectable
vote in the county. Out OF poll OF
1850 it hid the sanction OF G04
votes. Had its advantages been full
" presented to the clectors-and the
false statements, every where malici-
ously circulatc,l,as to its scope and eff
cacy been contutcd had it been shown.
as it easily can be, that it repeats no
law now III cxistcnse, touching fences
that It does not interfere with the
right Of common as sustained BY
the courts of lowa-that it only re-
quircs that he, who WISHES TO enjoy
tho Enclosed prairie, the untillable
bluffs and fats OF the streams, must
see that his stock does not trcspass
on sthc cultivated. lands tho very
language Of the statute, the MAORI
" against it, 706, would have been
much less. @
An examinations, however. Of the
abstract Of votes shows that it is
endorsed by 1.-THE prairie" townships,
with two exceptions. In Crystal,
where tic German vote was masscd
30 IA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

po,troneA
A spark" paid visit to his girl
III Columbia, las: week. The we'd
ding day was near at hand. lie re-
NAMED until late hour. after sun
set. After his last good night had
been spoken, and lie had departed,
the girl went to the window to get a
last lingering look and saw him steal
ing boards from a pile near the house.
She followed linn and found that he
had considerable stolen lumber hid
near his iome,-probably he was
getting ready to keep house. After
some talk between the parties, he
began carrying back the purioined
lumber, and it took him until nearly
morning. The wedding has been
postponed indefinitely.
We commend that girls good
sense. = Aesss csc
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

The December No. of Demorcst's
Magazine, besides giving the words
and music of Mdlle. Nillsson's favor
ito song Spring and Autumn), an |
the usual display Of fashions,. useful
information, and other novelties,
gives Nine. Demorcst's Mammoth
Bulletin Plate OF Fashions. price so
cents, as supplement. all for % cts.
post free. The premiums offered by
this modsl Magazine for yeasly cub
scril'ers are very large. a 70 shro-
mo, equal IN beauty to fine OIL
painting, size rlox13, is givcnto each
subscribers while fos. club of two,
or a two years subscription, is given
the best .Sl5 chrome, 'sIIiawatllas
Wooing." after Jerome Thompson,
being @l8 in value for sc in money,
with other splendid premiums equal,
" desirable. Address w. Jennings
Demo.cst, s3S Broadway, N. Y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

Bro. True. OF the Tama9 REpvB.L-
CAV, sets up the bullct-headed mayor
OF his city most beautifully. Like
some other men he thinks s'what lie
do Mt know you could put in your
eye" but when the REpunLlcAx gets
through with him he will know a
thing or two.-[C Charlton Patriot.
We are not so sure Of that last
statement, because some men, like
the school girl, need = capacity" but
We are quite sure that when we get
through with linn other people will
know more about him than they do
now.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

We are always glad to welcome
new co-workers in the educational
field, and we are especially glad to
sec educational Journals springins up
in the Southern States, where, until
quite recently, the system Of popular
education has been seriously neglect
ell, and where the system is yet very
imperfect.
We are just in receipt Of the 10th
number, Vol. ~ of The Western
Educational Review, published at St.
Louis. The size compares with that
of the Iowa School Journal; and its
matter is commendablc. We have
had not time to give 1t thorough
examination, but shall subject future
numbers TO a close scrutiny. It is
published by +. Il. Hobar: & Co. at
$3.50 per year.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

"Necstio Tostival"
Is theslatsst e,.orrlty rorhs This
consist ! Of i FestisAl Miuf some o.
all Of the usual features. with this
additional one; lot OF necktics Of
differc.,t patterns are made up by the
ladies OF tie same material as their
dresses. These neckties are sealed
in envelopes and hbuSht by the gpi-
tleman before unsealing, after which
the buyer hunts the lady wearing the
dress Of the material of his neckiic
aud deyotes his attention TO her du.
ring the remainder Of tAe evening,
1t 's'Ad tssh athartling lnstiittuntsiso'aI'
Incorporation Of Oxford.
An election will be held, at Smith
Warehouse in Oxford, ON the 10Th
day of this mcAth, oa de QUESTION
Of incorporation Of the town. At
the late term of the Circuit Court,
commissioners were appointed to
hold the election. The limits Of the
proposed Incorporation arc as follows:
All that territory bounded by a line
commencing ut the center of the
North line Of Section No. Twenty
eight (2s),, in Township No. Eighty
three (s3), North Of l.angesNo Six.
teen, (lG), West OF the 9th p. NJ,
thence South Eighty (So) rods, thence
East one Hundred and Sixty QGO)
rods to the East line OF said Section
No. Twcnty-eight (2S), thence North
on said East line Two Hundred and
Forty (240) rods to the half Section
linc-running East and West-ot
Section No. Twe,ity-one (2D. Town
ship and Range aforesaid; thence
West on said line Two Hundred
(200) rods,atacncc South to tho south
side OF the Railroad known as the
Cedar Rapids & Missouri River
Railroad, thence West Sixty (60)
rods, thence South to the South line
of Section No. Twenty (2D
aioresa aid, thence East OH said line to
place al beginning. ii'84sa t-ses
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17
Theft at Ind;ansown.

Theft at Ind;ansown. I
Oniya few nights ago the Store Of
David Dotv, Esq, Of Indiantown was
entered at one Of the windows, and
money, to the amount of $500, TAX
en-, together with q suit of clothes
and sundry articles Of minor value.
Our informant states that Mr.. Doty
narrowly escaped serious injury at
the hands of the Williams who pcrpc-
tratctl the deed, but he is again at
his post. and VIC may be allowed to
express tho hope that he will not
again meet with so serious a misfor
tune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

AVOID QrACKS "A victim OF earl,
"A ind;scretien, causing nervous debility,
premature decay. Sc, having tried in va;k
every advertised remedy, has a simple
means Of seif~cure, which he will send free
to his fellow Sufferers. Address J.. II.
TUTrLE,.IS Nassau st.. New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17

w llJpa our rea lers Of Literary
taste will NOT regret to read the al
vcrsisrmcnt on second page Of liar.
ccrs Monthly Magazine. To those
~..o al.eady. have the pleasure Of
ircadihgis, we neesf not commcndit,-
Il. i IL owsbcst comnchdqtio.a The
magazine occupies place m the
field 81 letters almost, il not quite,
alone, and the place is admirably
filled.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-17
Only 842.oO
will buy
FIRST CLASS
Sewing Machine!
STITCH ALIKE ON
ROTH SIDES,

With the attachments this ma
chine will fell, hem, tuck,
cord, braid, quilt, embroidcr,
gather, bind, and do work that
any family sewing machine will
do. 1t contains a less number
Of parts than any other shuttle
machine and, hence, has less
friction, runs easier, will SOW
fastcrand, We positively assert
will do some kinds of work
we'll that other machines cam
not do.
Call and sec the machine al
the Union store, Toledo.
Iowa. -