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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

Most OF tic mining aud manuiac
turing Counties OF Pennsylvania give
great Republican gains. The Free
Trade movements in New York are
waking up the people. Lehigh coun.
ty gave 1854 Democratic majority
for Congress III ls6S;and now it gives
nearly 400 Republican. Luzernc
county gave 1854 Democratic MAORI.
~ for Congressin 1865, and now gives
but few hundred. Wayne county,
which last year, as usual, gave 700
for Packer, NOW gives 10 Republican
majority. Montgomery county and
Bucks greatly reduce the Democratic
majori,ies. Industrial Protector.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
pRICE-AaFAIR OFFER.


IF the Merchants in yonr place will moi,
furnish, or send for the Machines, send us
the reiail,pr Washer, Sli, Extra W ringer 50,
and we will forward either or both ma
chimes. free Of freight, 10 ces where ~
one is selling: and 80 sure arc We they will
be liked. that we agree to refund the money
il any one wishes TO retatn The naehines
free Of freight. after months trial accord
ing 10 directions.
No husband, father or brother should
PERM: the drndgery Of washing with thu
hands, fny>two days in nc year, when il
can be done better, mere sxpsditiDusly,
with less labor, and no injury 10 the gar.
ments, by \ Doty Clothes Washer, asd .
Universal Wringcr. f,
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liner
al discounts Are made.
<. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
80 Cortlnndt ST., New York
ta rAGSn,G
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
Mrs. Nliller's New Book.

1.-THE 0eyoy Rood % EOrtupeI'
a delightfut nd 5hStSHctve STORY Stoi%boys.
Price, $3.50. Sold BY booksellers, or seht
by mail on receipt ofpricesa eah aesr
, fAiso numerous other books. Write for
deecr: ri ve circ,ila 49, Address ns above,
ALFRED L. sEWELL S CO., Publishers.
l4AH liz se,. >.,t Chicago. Ills.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
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AR.4kLR0AD TIES WANTED

NpOI4oElh hereby given. that The Toledo
tHhAa North Western Rail Way will pay
SJeIHBl hpicessforsg6od merehauta biebarfI
or w4IlsA oak raN vdaaatcss u BE- helivere
On ne Mines Or SAID fbadyro such, points lasr
w. nsIiArns0n .upresiAeat Of the company. i
may desi knA4e,s saia lies to- be counted, III,
spresTd and accepted hysian Ine pector a p>
posnxed by me Board Of .I)irct iors.E ny orr
le< II TN Board Of Direstc, Of The T. Il NJ.
~. r. VI - ~ J?Gs SAFLlsY ,'Secfy.'.'
f49ff h. asit u 4 80
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
CORNELL COLLEGE.

EOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN EX.
L PERlENCEO Professors and Teachers;
fall Classical and Scientific curses: Pre-
paratory, Commercial and Ornamental y :
par'msnts; ample buildings and appliances,
and 'o students annually; in n town moi.
cd for temperance. Board I'D Tuition low
For catalogue address the President, REV.
VIM. F. KING, d. b. Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
LOFT
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
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THE MILWAUKEE
M.''s-I ..s S-'s's'I I.''sesss'He:.s-
Chartered ~ tie LiyistaAsre ef niilessssa.L

Chartered ~ the LiyisiaAre u Tilesasia.I
A Priv..e Hospital for boarding and
treating patients afflicted with disehssss 81
the Throat Lungs, Chest, Chronic Di:eaies
Of tho Blood and Bone, Liver and Skis, Eye
a.dDEar, {u rinayy Ofga~s, Bladdss,s KID
neys. Syphilis, BeaIinal wsskteQs, 10. and
all DisenseS of Women'-Ths Lying-in De,
parment for Females - 10 ehstStH VI.
comp tent purse. The poor treated Eres.-.
Circulars containing particuiafl, rent tt'sc.-r
The Physiology OF Life
AAlsdicAl Il satiss on I'll the above Dis,
eases. aud the physiogical, moral and legal
'3iaaiors ofthe sexes in mAsy:Agss sdwtses
and disqnalifeatiops:o use, eanjuuAl unioul
causes which 'esd ~ Cslappy Marriages
and Divorces with . s0lessar4 ~ psdlcMl
terms, and nm Appsd Ron Threat, Lung aud
chronic Digeaseyr-being ~ self$ustrsrty
in Sexual physiolosy for faniljek sssDetiek
~ the young Of both sexes. Contotnt6e tke
most reliable improved tfeatnsnt fer Semi
nal " eakaem from saftJ aAeoeDs iat0 Mace
So. 10 large paest "a l4ll 5agaai pletes
AMI lGO engrnvinrA Priee, NOR sSeyets
50 cts, cloth, Is cis. Mailed us1sf seal OF
receipt Of price. AddFess efdt1 - M!h4
AIilwaukse lledioeii ard Surgical Jssllst~
Milvss"kec; WIS. .saso gssgex lssAAHa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

The Boston Journal says: The
Massachusetts Society for Promoting
Agriculture has awarded to Maj. Ben
Perlcy poore, of Indian I'LL Farm,
near Newburyport, the premium Of
81 900 which it offtred in 1858 for the
best plantation of for. st trees, planted
before 1860 and growing in 1870.
This premium was offered in compl;-
ance with statute CHI. AZ, sec. &, s. for
the preservation Of cak and other
forest trees hest ada te to pcrpetu
ate within the State IN adequate sup
ply Of ship timber Major Poore
has not only successfully demcnstra-
tel that forest. trees can be prof
itably grown where the land is
not of great value, but he has shown
that our bleak and barren hills can
be re-clothed with forests, restoring
the soil, reriving exhausted springs
in the valleys, and amcliorating Il c
climate. The plantation Oh Indian
Hill, which is about twenty-five acres
in extent, is well worth a visit BY all
interested in aboriculture, and the
report by Major Poore Of his labors
during the past years will be valu-
able contribution to our rural litara7
ture. The first premium for forest
| trees on this continent was by the.
Massachusetts Society for Promoting
Agriculture, in l797--a gold medal
worth 5000. 1t was awarded to Col.
Robert Dodge, of Hamilton. who was
Major Poore's grandfather, on the
mothers side, and this prompted the
Major to compete for the premium
last offered by the same Society. 1t
is to be hoped that the example thus
set by the parent society of Massa-
chusetts will be followed by the coun-
ty organizations, and that before
many years Massachusetts will again
be, as it was when the Puritans came
here, "a well-woodcd country"
l + =
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

The Little Corporal las q larger circula
ticn than any other Juvenile Magazine in
the World. aud il better worth the price than
any other Magaz zine ever psiljiished. .ss6a
Because of it's immence circulation, We
are enabled 10 furnish it at the low price Of
One Dollar Year; Six copies, one year, s. !:
single lumber, ~ cents, or free to any one
Milo .*ill n y raise club. Beautiful pres
m,ims for climbs. !. ss'--1sN
Subscribe NOW. New Tdian,es begin JAM
iary and July; back numbers can always be
sent. Address ALFRED L. SEWELL & CO..
Publishers, Office Of The Little Corporal,
aefrat Chicago, III.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

DILL HEADs-BflL HRADs 0F,hIaS
Discs printsd In y .avsrss r-'". 'yIs attls
Nnr' 'l, 1919. a. -.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

ENVELOPES.-PRlN ENVELOPES
Lfurnished at trifing advance oLthose
unr- inted nth tP"~- BLIcAS Ofi,e. 0&
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
LONGEST ROOF !

in the United States is on Rinek's So>s'
Factory, Easton, pa-one.ihird Of mile
long, --and is covered With -~.ss.~...as-~.as-.
READY ROOFING
CHEAP, DURABLE and easily applied.
Send for circular and samples to Tie manu-
facturc's. READY ROOFING Co.,
2iyil No. "a CORTLAND ST., n. y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
,NOIICE
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.

In Circuit Court January Term, A. D.
1871 4faD @A4
Notice is hereby given. that application
has been made to the Circuit Court Of said
county, by Messrs Springers & Co. Drug.
sists,of the town Of Toledo. in said county of
llama, TOR 81. Incense to sell nsG1 hs q
Allpersons interested IN said applioa-
ti5n, are hereby no.fe'l, that Monday the
10Th day Of January, A. D. 1871, IS the
day fixed upon by said Court, for the final
hearing of said application, at which time
same should not be granted. ~
l.. u. DLINN,f
Clerk Circuit Court.
Dec. 13, 1870 T50-5l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
IIELMBOAH)7S
fluid Gxtratt IT Anti,a.
USE
HElM BOl0'S
Fluid Extract RUCjnll

IN nll tiseascs Of these organs, whether e.
listing "a male or female, from whatever
ciusI originating, and no matter OF h0w
Lang standing. j. is pleasant in tae,c and
sdOr, immediate" In action, md moro
strengthening than any ot the prcparsti0ns
IL Barli or IrOr..
Thosr ufIrrng from broken down or doll
cato constitutions, procure the remedy at
Oi.cc.
Tho reader must be aware that, howcvcr
slight may be tho attack Of tbs above dis.
cases. II - certain to affect tho bodily health
and mental powers.
piurctic. IIclmbold's Extract B1cisU
u the great Diurctic.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

PPLE Pairing. Corning and alicing Ne /
IA chine = Takes 4 turns Of the .craek 70;
each apple. Sold ut Stores. will Be sent
on receipt ef Sl.50. Address D. H. WITS
Worcester. Mass. AIMS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
ENIS WANTED
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Bi CATHERINE u. BEEGhAk, Atiu
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We want a. canvasser of energy
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Such a person will be paid literally.
II yon can engage, send stamp for
our beautiful illustrated circular, anil
we will forward sample engraving
free.
Good references required.
4. PARKHURST kCO.,
So Washington ST., Chicago
45.7l Y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

The Little Corporars New Drawing Book
sREED's DRAvvINGL ESSONs,.
The best thing ofthe kind ever issued. Price
81 so for cloth binding: School Edition, SO
cts. Sold by booksellers, or sent by mail on
receipt Of price. sa IS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
AGENTS

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

THE TALLow-TREE.-A peculiar
tree, called the tal,ow-tree, grows IN
China, the fruit of which contains a
seed covered with white, solid
fatty matter, which the natives con
vert inio candles. 1t is proposed to
introduce this tree INTO South Caro-
Ina, the south ct Faancc, and AZ
geria, where there is every prospect
Of its being successfully cultivated.
In China it forms vast forests, and
gives rise to 9 considerable branch OF
local commerce. The Government of
British India has introduced it
throughout the different regions Of
the Peninsula. it now beng ascertain
ed that it grows equally as well in the
Punjaub and the northwest provin.
ces as in China. The fatty matter
produced by the tree favorably com.
pares with the finest tallow, and
when manufactured into candles,
burns with clear, white flame of
great brllliancv, and emits neither
smoke nor disagreeable ordor.-[Ap-
plcton's Journal. tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
Eae'rrts Il Rvaa's.l

Ue aAse O. cd n S2s
Manufacturer OF. Family Carriages, Top
and Open Bdsgiss Light and Heavy Wagons
All kind. OF work in that line made to order
on short notice. OF the best material and
IN the latest style.
|y~ Having had many years expert
-nce, and fully understanding his business
in all its parts, he feels con6derts of giving
.rtlsfac,ion TO all in workmanship, style
'Esh aud material, for as little money as
~1y otlior shop NM
2 Wsgons aud Busgiee on hand. Work
warranted
nea. Shop ri the OLD Hardware Stand
h5uh of Court Square. Toledo, Tama coun>
~, Iowa. ~ns
Please cali and sec for yourselves be-
forc purchasing elsewhere. v3nl4tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22
NOTICE

All persons indebted TO us by note or &C.
count. are hereby notified that unless the
same is paid on or before January !, 1871,
the same will be left for collection.
TANA CRY, Nov %, 1870.
4S>521 /. N, LEWIS s. co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-22

MARTHA AND MARY.--Commcnd US
TO our good brethren OF the clergy
Tor. anecdotes of pi,h and delicacy. At
the house OF the late Dr.. Archer,
IT. London. there was gathering OF
friends, and among them DR.. Harris,
author Of "Mammon," and DR.. Philip,
OF Mabcrly Chapel, author Of
1.-THE Martins" "l'hc Marvs," etc.
In tho course Of conversation the
question was~moo;cd, which was the
most animabe OF the two sisters OF
Bethany, Mary or Martha? DR..
Archer replied:
II prefer Martha for the unselfish-
ness of her character, in being more
ready to provide tor the comfort OF
her Lord than 10 crafty herself"
"Pray," rejoined DR.. Harris, adj
dressing DR.. Philip, "vhat is your
view? Which Of the two do you
think would have made the best wite?'
well, really replied the good
man, I'm at a loss; though dare
say, were | making the choice for
myself, | should prefer Mary
DR.. Archer, turning to DIR. Harris,
said, smartly, Pray, DR.. Harris.
which OF the two should you prefer"
The auther OF 'Mammon'' was on
ly for moment disconnected, and
replied, in a style that set the table
in roar: "Oh, ! think | should
choose Martha before dinner, and
Mary after it. n-EpIroE's DRAWER.
in Harper's Magazine Tor December.
---- - - -
UDr~ tins
, 1870-01-27
TIE CONVENTION.

SFRtEGF1kID, Jar. 70.
The convention net As the usual nour. Prayer
By Rev, Ds. Warden: J0u1nat ,Sa, ,nt feaa'
Nj. PARKER Of ORle, presented petitien from
cl1axens OF FofeStpn IN tAas county, that a. fA11.
road cotpotAtions keep large lAld aNnI IN m.
employed banE balances. In some cases miEltona 70
ore road, and a these sans are kept In New York
Tor corrupt comb!naslons in specolauon, md as
tnese sans roads re continually oo19w9G III Ss
p1trcipsi onees IN shls STATE Referred.
RkTpHT OF coXA1rTxx ON EXECUTIVE nEF4a1'
Mr. ANTHONY, Of Cook, reported for tne Com
ulttcc on tho Executive Department a touo8S:
ARTICLE ".
EXECUTIVE pErAKr1KET.
SECTION ]. The Executive Department s5aA
core.at az q Governor, Lieutenant Gurelnor, Sec
sa q s Asa25 q p1sa faei
ard Attc.rey Ge3erx1, who shall be chosen By tne
electors OF the State at the places Aod IN the man.
hft q ann soSs aSs io1 Fs Is escepon q &c Te
urer, eAck hold nls once foE tne term o. io1r
Jeart nom TIC frst Monday cf JsEra1J, next ~.
nd QusNfed. Tnet shal reside At the sess Of
Spsefnp3ent during t1e!r term OF 1Hee, and Eeep
| the public records, books. snd paneta tnctt, Atd
= snall perform such oa''es % as@' 0s s'ese'''eo
sc. :. TIE re;arns Of eseEr election for The
shove nsed ocasefs sa e. - ~ t5 ~
| CT Sss;e directed to "The speaker OF tae House
RI TsrnrfsentAtiyeer y who kiAll tccUeQl1te.y 411ez
| lie nfrxuIzatlou OF the Houst, and bcf,fe pro
| ctedtrF to other bca.ress, open and publish the
| ssme IL the presence OF majority Of e3ch hoUSe
az tnc GerefA Assembly, who shall, for that pnr'
[ txse assetube in the nal Of the 1fouse Of Repfe
trpt4t,Tcx, The person Earring the highest num
ecs of yotea tor either Of sat1 cclces shall be DE-
cfared dulY elected; but II Two or more hare III
| tcrai and the highest number OF yotes. The Gen
trat Assembly SHALL By Joint ballot, choose oae o
| such PERSONS FOR 1sid Once
| SEC 4 No person sha1 BE- eligible 10 tne ctacl
! at Governor. lieutenant Gpyernof, Autt1r, SEC
retarY OF Etste, OF Attorney Geosfal, more tia.
fcrr Jea1s tn spy period of clsht years: Nor khAl
any 6efvop holding either oi raid oe1cea. bt eNG1
tlt 10 auy othtr ef1ce dnilng the period 10
EL'cb he shall tayo been elected.
[ SEC. L Contested elsct.cEs fnr al Of sid of1ce
shs,l be determined bJ both houses Of the Gcoefa
Aste,phy, b5 joint oallot, IN tuea caannes - EaA
!. SEC. & 10 penon saal1 be eligible 70 the oce
of Governor OF L!cQteEsnt Govtfnof WHO kaa
mi nave attained the ASe Of tnt1tJ 3eAlt At
| hssts for Gye year, ne1t preceding n!a eiecao3,
citjZrn OF the United States and OF tnis sAte.
&c & The Fupreuc executive power ahA!l :
. 1r.;sa N the GaTetucr, Who snau tAAe caro- III
4 the Iara be fAithfc1lJ eIcc7tcd-
, SHf. I. The Governor thallt q tat eoHmssc
rnrnt Of each ses.inn. aud at nc eose q Ala =.
+ NJ of,1ce, give 10 The General hass*y .oiS.ea 9.
. . | ron b. E.~a.c. =. LIE coudtuon o. toe etat
! nEl saali rtcommlnd sucn Measures ~ r. ~ Ha
: deem exptaient lie ebsA toCaune - NC 70
c!al Assembly, and shall accompany " x Ms1sa ~
Win stateme.s Of al 1Eoce5s fteese1 asa y
ont By hin t,om NY funds subject TO na osaf
, 1870-01-27
PROPOSALS.,


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u1n r,afe & HcSs;st M sc}ss His dssyeucs ~
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cs9i e x e: Fl. IL
a1iV n6F nx nss rsns s Ryer Assssss.
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1uc gtw sf. . 4ssnSx se iT. ae
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fsn5t F11 Fos IL, * Hrss Gao Gaasa
-. ~ ~ ~ .h,jsneh - ths rno,fN ri ~
e AnJ III Il t;.-tI s - II FS-t hSaton A' ~
Eas' ~ u..,s.ns se,,eJ q Trad Ri~ex l4easy.
l r1,ts Ei-e EtrTeur7r Hufcf1 Cs-:n Coke ot I.5u
fpst tGes EAS Is fe.1Ens.t ~ eee A-o"%ts a1 14N'
sehea NJ & AsH n, ..GrT FRI, Rrt S.ersa,,
afnna =, -an f'srt. ~ ~ pSxt rat Esy b. czt8e
! H-r+
, 1870-01-27

Tort Ieg.al.tana. saklng II they wm assent 10
anph N 117arRtInnni Copgfeaa E1buM pa11 =
Hs11ne 70 cslIJ out thals object.
MoftNKS1B or PklkCx AHIHUR-
This afternoon Prince Arthur. IN company VITA
Mr, ana Mrs. ToorDtoE. yAtted The kayJ fsrd 4
sn1utn u1 tNentr-one Enrs was Erred. iac koaaah
nEH bo1stcd, and the band played tG3d Sase tsc
Qcrep. Tbs Prektdcns entertained tbs Prince asa
Gther1 ut ttnser th.a esen'uR. A lsrE. nutabcT q
Icl ball to morrow night
TuK VII GnsIA BILL SIGNED.
WAaHn0rus, jan 2e.-Tns Peasdent tod.J,
s1gDed tue bill admitting Virginia 10 EePfestntA-
ron N Cungre8s-
QEcRd1A.
TIE Hcrse Election Coum1ttee, to-dAy. agreed
10 lsrprt nxntuSs the admis1ton OF lne GoosRia
delegation, On The Rro1nd that they Ve5n eIecta1
10 the Fosullh, and not to the Fofty'as1I
CopTFefA .,
, 1870-01-27

R1cuxoED, jan. 1G-Gorefpof Walker, upon
the receipt Of Information Of ths Prexden.a fian-
iaG iDo eslns oA tac Nj" nesiss,ueo pF
Sctte1 On FesTnaIy 8. GecerM Csnny
NIL Eve up state aDass when the feEtsatnre
po:ntmens- 1bese waA coca!de1anto az; ;txment
On the streets this p. N from attempt Of colored
rpNtits u 11ae IN I street car oppToprtateo FOL
, 1870-01-27

! whites -Four wera az1es'ed aud ths stauau
| houfe arI1ouoded bY sn excited crowd Of negroes
qnuI heavy rolcs force w1s pruuEnt 10 the opot
, 1870-01-27
INSTRUCTION..

FERRY II a LII
LAKE FOREST, ILL.
az III neo cn WEDNESDAY, sG9 e, = 49,
ia1s selt o.. aprliessian s9 kppnysEE Secssfa;y,
ri. OF Is Mkdls,1s-.- t.he1sa.
, 1870-01-27

-- TUudats Lave >toc< .uatkes.
Ku1rAGos Jan. A-CAst'e-Beeelo:s. 4t3o he:d
.ttpu1cn:z, SO bead. Aaskct asn; ur:ee: neo1f tae
eomsaon b7tears-..; primo thlu at ,eesss tuli ts
HeSt-Retrtr<A fdr t5Fce daFs. 3@oa bead; % epsTE
l4;iyn or ah,ross5 deusand; common fatddll Il *
exc: arltcstd aeavy e.ken by city patkes1 1t
, 1870-01-27
DENTISTRY.

PRICES FOR DENTISTRY.
5riid Gold Films. -...-----.-.--s
Fol. CGEGGt-
GftEeiai Tech peg eet. tvetJ beat1- :, ,is
S@@AS~4 D. VI. TU;EShE- uta:tss-
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, 1870-01-27

QCOK, COHENN / CO.
EEvB5ArE1 AENEE 11stS0 AoESf4
xfS ottk Isef Il, 73z<rssAss<uss ftF TS IR{B
1E at l,s<tt .tE'a. a3e4s Ia re1Tt 4str,
S,trenls ~ .tt, ~ ofl SkWaPAPInR Oh hAra2aSfs
ite 4rt tln9.ta.r) Ar t. j. TrrTEarts4 Ct t @o
t&Aers' tetssa F1san.
, 1870-01-27

NEW UfIcuba .T19fXete
NKv On11ASs jan at- COTTON Active aud it N
er at cFa.5c fer saIddps- .tes SO b&!es, receipts
9.b-p bale.: exports, 7.6W bsls4.
BhIAp<IE1Ia-FF Or t1u1. 4 Is at. 8s 7436.N C1rn
Gf 06kA Lc71f. Oats. .0c. Rfsn tl2s9lM.
HAx-p.rues31l.n
Ar11, H4e: stb i.s.s: us tte.r Ia market Lasd-
1GFocFaixs- - Spssr frime, I31k Mef.s4e4-
Pttpx. 6eta't<-
WfuIKEY-3sH14Lf !,
MpyETAIT-GaId. t1l1+. SLtriInS, Ill NcH 1osS
xkht exchange Y f'tc1unf-
, 1870-01-27

Pzr1ssuRou Jaa. sA-C.sde pc.tale1a1 !rsdtTt
es{tsA steaay; tsc4 81 bra srF,t It 1.r 6tts
s.. III Jaiy 4 i,Is: Fssras5v T. .5saa oa,in5as.
sses 50 h1is eIch February and stssth 1t E4c; y.
h fas I<uua-Y; s1Ac fur FthtuA1y aad Aarrhi h1ret
ali feaf, SIC hi4. AEc 4lked.
, 1870-01-27

Mr, CAM ER0S, o! Cos, reported Tor ths Cen.
n:ttee on III ltasy A0a:ls,
hr. ANDERSON, Ct JsGesSou, said that, On be.
tatf oI The rlEosity os TIC cumc1t;te, Ec anolld
present, hereafter, nlrnil!J ftper. Leave 1an
, 1870-01-27

The convention Of the United S:ates revenue
omcess Of Illinois nas beeu in seaaion hers TOT the
past two dayd. Representatives, ffom ali but TWO
or thtee districts In tho s!:.r, Including largo
rauber Of A4st1sant Ancestors, Deputy Collectors,
and stozekeepers, we1e In attendance The time
Of the convention WAS spent IN earnest d'scus41on
OF the practical tut,es Of the officers and the best
rethod Of properly and et1c!enuy executing The
law. 4 great number Of d1n1colt questions A1is
Log In daily pracuca wete submitted ano
carefully considered. The meeting ha4 beer
ytrv harmonious, and will undoubtedly b d
crest benefit TO Ill who participated in the dfa
cp4slons; a1d such IN Interchange 81 aud
experiences, II is thousnh Will gressy isclatat<
| The executsQ q Of The lAN.