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TIE LETTER.

Where is another sweet n my sweet,
Fine of the fine, aHd shy OF The shy
Fine little hands, fine little feet
Dcwy blue eye.
Shall I write to her? shall I go?
Ask her to marry me by and by:
Somebody said that she 4 say no;
Somebody knows that she'll say ay!
Ay or no, if asked to her face?
Ay or no, from shy of the Shy?
Go, littlt letter, apacc, apacc.
Fly!.
Fly to the light in the valley below
Tell my wish to her dewy blue eye;
Somebody said that she'd say no;
Somebody knows that she'll say ay!
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Reports received from London by
mail say it is estimated that there arc
ten millions sterling belonging to the
French government on deposit there,
and held for payment Of the German
indemnity. The monetary distur-
bance in Paris has partially abatcd.
1t is reported the Bank Of France in
tends to double its capital, making it
1915, 100000 francs. Money is ptenti-
ulin Germany, and is rapidly drift
ing into American securities. Ger
many will next year redeem 100000,
900 sterling of war loan, half OF it i'll
January and February.
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NJ. Jules Favrc is likely to- be hon
orcd by the French Cabinet with the
appointment of an ambassador of the
highest rank to some foreign court.
The question Of tho whero to cXcites
considerable interest in Lendon. II
is under debate by the French Min,
istry. Will he go TO the Court Of ST.
James? Would the great advocate
be acceptable if he went there?
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Representatives Of Brazil in foreign
countries have received u circular from
tho brazilian Minister Of Foreign Af
fairs, dated September 80, 1871, which
contains an official announcement Of
the Brazilian emancipation act. Not
withstahding the fears entertained by
some Of the people Of Brazil, that the
passage of this act would produce Sc
rious labor troubles in that country,
not the least disturbance Of the tran
guilty Of the Empire, the circular
states, Pas resulted from the cmanci-
patton of tho slaves.
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.-<~~-

In suit brought by tho widow OF
a passenger killed by the explosion
Of the Staten Island steamer West
field, in New York, to recover dam.
ayes, the owners Of the vessel set up
the extraordinary plea that the pas
scngcr had no right on tho boat, be-
cause, under the laws of the State
travelling is q misdcmeanor
That is to say, remarks the Tribune
it was illegal for the murdered man to
travel on Sunday. and, therefore, !lc.
gal to blow him up on that day.
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While fho oditor of tho Now YOr

While tho editor Of the New York
Sun was assistant Secretary Of State
apder Mr. Stanton, he rendered Gen
eral Grant service, Of which he re-
minds HIM in answering i charge
that he WAS personally hostile to the
President. ILo says: eve have no
more personal! hostility against Gen
eral Grant now than he had in 1868,
when, at Nicksburg, we saved him
from being relieved from bis com
manl and sent back to sell sole leather
at Galcna on salary Of $500 4 year,
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Tho full extent Of tho horror Of
Chicago willprobably never be known,
but as mons minds arc gradually
calming down they arc beginning to
discover that tho loss Of life was even
more serious than has. yet been dis
covered. Distracted friends arc look
ing around in all directions for friends
who will never again respond to in
quirics, and who arc needless OF the
search for them. Long lists Of the
missing are given in the Chieayo pa
pcrS.
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The Emperor William, of Germany,
is now in his scventy-ffth year; but
his hair and beard alone betrays bis
age. His complexion is still fresh,
and his powers Of endurance arc as
great as ever. 1t is qhought he owes
his physical powers to his simple,
soldier like mode Of living, although
he comes Of a strong and hardy fam
ilV.
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Farm, Garden and Household.

INK STAINS Ink stains may be re-
moved from mahogany by touching
them with feather dipped in mix,
ture composed of few drops Of nitrc
and a teaspoonful of water. To. pre-
vent a white mark being left, the spot
must be rubbed with cloth wet in
cold water tho moment tho ink has
disappeared.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND MILK-If six
teen quarts Of milk arc required to
make a pound Of butter, and ten
quarts a pound of cheese, and butter
is twenty-five cents pound and cheese
twelve cents, it is moro profitable to
make butter butter yielding trac-
ton over ono and half cents a quart.
and cheese a fraction less than one
and . quarter cents.
Moss IN PASTURES OR MEADOWS
This is always found on poor knobs
or wet flats. The remedy in tho first
case is to harrow until the moss Is
torn up, and spread load of manure
and q little lime. In the second place,
drain off the water, and harrow and
spread limo or plaster, and salt or
ashes, Get rid Of the water, and
strengthen the soil, and moss will be
no further trouble.
VERY NICE Fn1TTERs may be made
by simply rolling the plain dough (af:
ter it has risen of coursc) and cutting
and frying as doughnuts, to be eaten
with sirup or sauce. BY putting
lump of risen dough into pudding
bag, tying, leaving room to swell, put
into pot of boiling water, and boil
ing an hour Or moro, according to size,
YOU have an excellent plain pudding.
but it should be eaten with rich sauce.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

nY virtue Of q writ Of Ficri Facias
/ } TO me directed | will sell at Alb
bcvillc Court House on the first Mon
day in December next, within the
legal hours. all that tract or planta..
ton of land, containing four hundred
acres more or less, situate lying and
being in the County Of Abbcville, and
bounded by lands Of Allen Dodson,
W. 4. Jones, and others, levied upon
as tho property of James Killings
worth, ads. G. NJ. Mattison. Terms
cash, purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers. .'....
HENRY S. CASON ..
S. A. G. -.
Nov. ,, IL, ISL, { so-3t.
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Tom Scott, the Pennsylvania rail
road king, is still the tavoritc Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer against the field
us the democratic candidate for the
Presidency. .
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bernard O'Connor, Plaintiff, VS.. Al
bert lIamblen, Defendant.
RCSalc of Land.

RcSdlc of Land.
A T the risk Of tho former Pur-
IA chaser l will sell at Abbovillc
Court House on the first Monday in
December next within the legal
hours, all that tract or parcel Of land,
situate lying and being in tho County
of Abbcviilc adjoining lands Of Enoch
Nelson, j. Z. Gclzcr, and others, con-
tanning tiIly-threc acres more or less.
The former purchaser B. OConncr,
having Glilcd to comply with the
terms Of sale. Terms cash, purchaser
to pay for stamps and papers.
,... HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbevillc County.
Shcriff..s Office. I
Nov. II, 1871, ! 3o-at
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Sherif's Sale.
Wesley G. Norwood, Plaintiff, against
Sterling c. Mcrriman, Defendant.


Complaint For Sale CT Land.
PURSUANT to the order Of.
Court in this case [ will sell at
Abbeville Court House on the first
Monday in December next within the
legal hours, all that tract or parcel OF
land in the Village Of CoIiesury,
Abbcville County containing one hun
dred and thirty.fvo acres moro or
less, and bounded formerly or now by
lands of Mrs. NJ. A. Gary, Dr.. F. +.
Gary, Masonic Female College !and
Others. Terms cash, ,purchashcr to
pay for stamps and papers.
. -@'. HIS CAsON,4
..-...... S. A. C.
Shcrihf's Onice, ~<
Nov. II, 1871. ! ......
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"A Patterson On. j. builder has re-
ccivcd an unlimited order from Chi
cago for portable cottages, to be built
and forwarded as fast as possible.
The sizes ordered arc y by 1G and l6
by 1G feet, in one room.
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w lil MCSOluOj ioiioo VI - AVA ~
and A. J. Mckee, Executors ct al.
Bill to set aside Sale of Land.
DURSUANT to the order Of the
Court in this case l will sell at
Abbeville Court House on the first
Monday in December next,all that
tract or parcel Of land. situate lying
and being in the County of Abbcville
containing tfty-seven acres moro or
less, and known as the Pona place,
bounded by Thomas Crawford and
others, formerly Of the =Estote of
Hannah McCombs, decd. Terms
cash and purchaser to. pay for stamps
and papers.
IT G TASON
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Orlcr to Sell reserved Lands.

Oyt1cr to Sell reserved Lands.
PURSUANT to tho order CT Court
1 in this case I. will sell ut Abbc-
VILE Court House on Sale Day in De-
cembcr next all that tract or parcel
of land, containing nincty-onc scrcs
moro or less, and known rs tract No
3 and called the Willis Tract, u part
Of the Real Estate Of Pharcs Martin,
decd, and bounded by lands of 7. b.
Moragncl and other lands, lately Of
the Estate Of Pharcs Martin, decd.
Terms cash, and purchaser to pay
and papers.
HENRY S. CASON,
S. A. G.
Shcrif's Office. !
Nov, IL. 1871, { 30-3t.
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ltis stated that s;oo5o,ooo Of frauds
have been rcrp"tratcd upon the Brook
lyn Treasury hy ring there.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John A. partlow, Us. Phares C. Mar
tin, Administrator, Thos. Thom-
son and others.
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II. S. CASON,

- Sheriff Abbevillc County,
Sheriff's Office, | -.
Nov. II, 1871.
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SHERIFF'S,. SALE.

Wm. McComb, VS.. Thomas Crawford
and A. J. Mckee, Executors ct al.
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SAsf55F' S6T. u, G'''fs; 1871, ) so-ss.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
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More Engineering Schemes,
Now that the continents are ioi

Now that the continents are Join.
ed together W. submarine cabl
and most al tht important stands
the sea united 10 lh. main land ~
the sam mean; now NAT Tie "A $
aae 'unheiesi, Tie great lS,hmus OF
the hast severed 50 hat vessel, q II
bass from the .Atlant.c 10 the lu,lian
Ocean,, and la.lruad built ,nti Is
aci oss the continent, there rs a dis,, I.
sGon 10 inanguiaie still other en- n
eerlng Mt rpri>cs. In spite Ut tie
p",e,ly OF France, oeca>ioned by ,h,
late War, the oii plan at tunrvhnu
undrr the Straits %! Dover is agai
ie>n,i. TEr,e years ago u commit.
tee oi Ere. eh and Eng,i>u eng .nc,rs
rep"ited tav"rat.y 10 This 5, hem,
Lac ad.ices 'lom Europe state tna
ihr t"o ntticslsa gov rnme rs a.
lkr!N To make tie REQUISITE concce.
slons Oh rights AMI that a comn.ut
will soon be form II t. make the Ok
p tuntnt. IL was at first though
;itai tile roiistrri, ON oi this tunnet
Iaasinusb as the rock 10 he nass,4
through is soft, gre. chalk wh,F, In
tunnel I'll ongn thc Alps MS ia hui
gtauae Nov. bnwt Nvi. il IS t.rii,y.
Ell that granl,e has the atlvant,w,
oyer cia \, ,nasmuch As the lattl is
iia' lie TO crhni'ic away and wil re
qulre propplng a. the work goes on
Ia tact, Al is conceded that the harder
the ruus the safer au,i easier it is to
tunnel through, though the work pro.
ccc.l> slow ~.
Other engineering schemes ~ even
"teatcr magnitnde are proposed
Railways arc talked Of To unitp ~
ihc ,er,merc'nl cit csSI Of Europe
wah those II Asia Tna l.a.i,>n
possibly. ~ view O. anoihrr re,ut
~ lnd.t. inl more * ~ iorr.nner-
IA; et>o =, wish an unhra<rn ra.-
way communication betM cen London
nd la.cntta. Already il 4 discuss
cat Mh ih,r tie Bo>l lorn> shaii bv
iaut-h Tia y - an! b an me
,.:: 'e.."ny thc h. tiltn.> "a q tn->,i
~ errii,c i'orNr> BON. ,eathr,l,
it.c b">i,hotns 4 sgd, MOI oniy Gals
cu,ia aiI Madras wi be III comma
nicatlin WITH Lo,duu AMI PARIS but
tn" c.ptlai> OF Persia AMI Cnini VIA
ihen h ace"'sinte. Fotn ,!lt.e as
u" 4 iii,t, iiss aapeat, thr ruiur
p isvs d" hoi pr,sc"t great "i,>'.'
cts Ia, hay. already rrcn IN mouti
ru. Siniiar sou, me-, have Il II been
rii,cu!. Il. then thom4httnir coH.I
eFtd Htd it>tIy ifcv'uall. .inpte,cd.
H'i' II ii.a. Ia tue ist~i"tv at g., gee
iater roatin ntn IN Way s.srme,.
y ot|nng ems unlikely Win The
present triumph Of engine rng be
sore us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
Chicago Insurance

The loss, 81 M. t,,n,.,nn.; ,p.n,
,
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NGENTS " ,NrEb
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,he fines; ea,en,.ered pauer. irom clear and
,uea type. in one ia:ge and handsome
1,itfio votGfea and !, hanul in ne most
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.,rtees are sufficiently loy II s.age i within
,vervho,lvs roach
rs~.~;.-.n. sger.- are wanted ,l,roac'.
ant ~ country ~ ~ sale. with .nnn, ill.,
s,1l :-~aarcflet;s nil he made An on.
nar.llnitv of eoua, prom;se i rarcgy ~
never presented it, sal. vi +! 30; h,. lin
.i.ei :, any nar;n.l hnt will co,f,nu. far 4
!if-tjnte c1nsian,tv Increasing wan mi.
growth and inte}gjy-c,5ee of the caanifv II
: ll.p,efa,e des;r,i,i. Ina, those VII. en-.
g,ra witb &C. a. " Win i ,iqw IL u3 IN.
H. bu.;,ass narmar,,,, on.
.r-;s..~, Teachers S,,fl.n,s Farmer.
-, NJ ,,5 W,r,a, wo,,,d
moo, vi h IL. ,,s, rro6,ot,. n, all .,,,,,y
menta-,ra ;,xi "a - cor,e.nona nc
w;.h . a. oos,cr ~, !, uc,,
arc now averaging from si,cfjo IN s-e,o an
NM. nros, in il .e,a ,,,er. i s,e,,
van, for The hook and = rich 6e 4 offered
while i, will elevate ,ha sn;r;,ual con',;,ion
If The acent he CONS an, can.ac, viii AMI
conversation unon its heau,if,l and ste,nal
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF TOW A.
CONDENS SEQ
Thine Table.
s,s.H arx. Es:. e
GONG SBUIh
GOING NOR


Mason cry. with Milwaukee ana S.iu
Eau, Railway. direct ~ iinIa'h, Minne.pe-
is >aini tant ,ni S'ii'wa Mitaautte.
Madison, i.:.t'ro>se, Mc.,recor an Notff
Western iowa
Ac-le}. ~i,b titiuoj- rsutrai X =. fst
t'ubn4ae. Ff,efvrt. - .'ole, and .,iou>
CITY.
Mlrstslitown, with Chicago and No III
A.s,ern Il. L. for Cedar Rapids. Clinton
Dixon, Chicago, Boone aud Osahn
Grinnell. with Chicago Rock l>lnni and
Pacific K l.. for Chicago, LaSaie. Rex
Island. Davenport, iowa tiiy. Des Moines
omaha and Council Bluffs.
Edtyslle with iles Moines Valley r. X
for keoknk. Warsaw, jacksonville and
Southern Illinois.
Alba, with burlington and Missouri Hiy
er Railway for Saint Louis. umaha. Saint
Joseph. Kansas City, Lenvenw"rtt, Bur
linyson. Quincy, Gaie>hurg, Peoria and
C.,icago
KsS- Passengers going Last should re-
tmber tia, by taxing thv Express r,at,,
IN this road they make Il close cnnI,ctior
witt. the B i ". X 4. 81 A|ha -,, j steep.
ing car ~ Burl.ns on .' a.l5 l. VI AMI
reach Chicago "A 4. u. esf m,tt4n,. IL
hey are soin 10 Indianapolis. ,,.fs,,t II. -
the southeast. ti,ey mak IL. ..s- co..
neciion md - M H.. 49,, t.. - =.
Burlington $500 ao4 M.
| through to gts.. 81. =. Is
v. ,otie. + Il liz .e.t.s n TO III,
Burlington x q $ !, $3.50. kar,.4 LANDS
aud southwest t..a y
G. 60 u.
i'fe-ie,f5 II =. - SUIT
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
Lawyers Of the Past AL the Present.

A. marking tn. difference between
the lawyers 1T the past and the
present, says Colonel F,rney, hear.l
an anec'lote Of John Sergeant The
other day, which shows how tn. gi.
ants estimated their professional
services ami by what sensitive and
scr"pn'ous rules they sqn.rea their
actions. A distinguished merchant.
s'lll living, called upon Mr.. 5 ~. ant
for his "pin ID An important case,
winch was 'inls prelru ed an. s.nt
ny one ~ the stu tents .! the great
lawyer. III. me chan, opened the
letter, aud alrr ulAnclhy over IL
asked The student tor the charge
lie said he did not know the contents
OF the paper and could not answer.
The merchant then signed blank
check, and sent it back to Mr.. Ser
gcant by the same hand, with a mes
sage that he should fill it up with the
amount OF his fee. This very student,
now one Of the leading members OF
the Philadelphia bar, graphically de.
scribes the effects Of the communica.
ton. lie says he never saw a little
man (Mr. Sergeant was OF slight
stat"re) so suddenly tower int a d
ant. Mr. understands
me. 81! On hnck I" him. anu say for
me that l am the last person living
TO MI up another man's cheek. ii
ne will carefully examine the paper
sent: he will nnd my fee written
u one OF the corners" With this
,bmewhat considerable tea in his
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

Marx Twain tells the tolowin.
funny incident: why. Captain. YOU
appear t. have bad cold" Yes.
Marian. said the Captain. who is
ionl Of working in the garden early
IN he morning, il his shir, sleeves,
suppose deserve it. caught il
Nhile h.~.ik Hg ihc seventh com
MA ,dm nj l:,l Sunday" The part !,
malr and female. started and looked
l'lank, aud the lady who brought ont
This remalk sand. rs well as a choking
til wonil let Der: We'll, upon my
word, captain, considering the cir.
cnn>,auces Of the ease, and your
pre>ti,i surroundings, II was hastlly
nec' s~aFy i"r yon I" inter into such
iuI. pariicuIar,' When the limo.
CEN; captain got home he found 10
his :n,aAenn.ut that the seventh com.
nandinen, does not say Thou shalt
remember the Sabbath day TO keep
II hnl,
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5sl Brondaav New York, oppos te Ne 20,
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| !ERtENCEb Professors ana teachers;
fun Classical ard Scientific curses, Pre-
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and 80 students annually; in a town not
cd for temperance. Eontd and Tuition low
For Gaia logge address the President. r +
VIM. T. KING, d. .. Nj. Vernon, Iowa.
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CUNDURANGO!
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ErJjiD EXTRACT

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y .Ai..t$ ut we'll known Americans
ia,e aes, Il ,hr last GUNNER in
Sv4.z rad g. o,gc Bancroft fitted
II r f ~ IL irn waters Oi Schwal-
l., q i :, mex an. Gen SLklts
su.nt >,v.;. weeks nmon. the Alps;
Charles q Leland WAS heard 81 al
I.ucernc; Elliot c. COwdins family
w,r. registered at in,,riakcn; Gen
! w t~on Webb IS spending the an.
tumn Al Hotel Byron, within mile
II Ghiinn; and Urn Anderson arl
.nmii> ha,c III. II n, Te.ty tor sever
al manll.s H,n Anlrr.oa's health.
SAYS "nr t"r.lgn correspondent. l. IN
Al xcee'lingly pr.rnripns c"ti'l,t.on
Tiu nero OF Sumter, WHO tor tour
months 8" !,isv"Iy defended his post
~ now Unable To walk. Yer his
..her,tlnesS is undated, anl he
longs to return to Am.rics, from
which h" has l,,.., abs mt twn y .ars
anl liaIi. That his wish may |,
grai ID l. the iiore OF all ~h" hoh"'
rcai worth and ne patriotism.