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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
J. TED STATES for the Eastern District OF

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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
j TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. fi95f a
In the matter of George T. Broad, bankrupt
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
VIM. H. Allderdice, of Richmond city. Virginia,
hereby give notice Of his Appointment as asst.
gnee of the estate of George Il. Broad, of Prince
Edward co. In said district who was, on the I'd
day of September AID. 1872 adiudged q bankrupt
on his own petition by the District Court of
said district. -
Dated at Richmond, November IL, 1879
WMScH. ALLDERDICE,
no l6-F3w sars Assignee.
TN Thu DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
TIED STATES, for the Eastern District of
Virginia. II wN 5 sa rs vF5
In the matter Of Peter NJ. Daniel. bankrupt
At Richmond, Va, this sth day of October,
1872 ~
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
presented to the Hon. John q. Underwood,
Judge OF said District Court, in bankruptcy, by
VIM. II. Allderdice, assignee OF the estate Of said
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging to said
bankrupt, free from all liens and encumbrances
thereon. ~ }e4 ef
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that 1, the terms Of said petition an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate, to APP
pear before Register W. W. Forbes, at his Office
In the said city Of Richmond, on the 10Th day OF
October, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. M, and show
cause, If any they have, why such order should
WIN. H. ALLDERDIoE, ig q
90 l7-Th2w Assignee
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after September 30th PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond Except Sunday)
as follows:
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for White Sulphur
Springs connecting at Qordonsville with Orange
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington
and North, and l., nchburg and south.
4:95 p. M.-ACCOMMODATIO TRAIN (ox.
cept Sunday for Gordonsville, arriving at sis
p. M. This train connects nj Gordonsvills with
the night ira ms on the Orange, Alexandria ana
Manassas railroad for LYNCHBURq and
WASHINGTON.
THROUGH TICKETS, at low rates, sold to
all points Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, Rottsr.
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to
all points on this road can be bought Of the Ge-
neral Ticket Agent at Richmond, or can be of.
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Further information may be obtained at the
company's offices. A. H. PERRY,
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RICHMOND AND York RIVER RAILROAD CoM'y. !
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1879.
NOTICE The PASSENGER TRAIN over
IN tn s route will be run daily for WEST POINT
Except Sundaysl connecting on TUESDAYS
ana SATURDAYS with the hrst-class steamer
STATE OF VIRGINIA for Baltimore, Phila-
deiphia, New York and all points West. BY this
line the passenger has comfortable nights
rest
Trains leave Richmond depot at $50 P. NJ
The FREIGHT TRAINS will be run az
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Richmond at 4 o'clock A. M, for Baltimore end
all points North and West; and ON
Wednesdays and Fridays, for local freights be-
tween Richmond and West Point at Am
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded.
Through bills of ladng given to all points
WILLIAM N. BRAGG,
J. l.. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Gen'l Ticket and Freight Agent, Richmond.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
A Dlstingalshea Company.

Mr.. William c. Bryant and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. John w. Bryant. OF Iii.
nois, his brother, and John Durand,
wilrsail in the Steamship Moro Cas-
tie this afternoon, At 3 o'clock, for
Nassau. Mr.. Bryant and his friends
will remain awhile at that island, and
then proceed to Havsns, whenco
they will continue their voyage ia
Mexico, II the political condition Of
the country should not prevent. 81
A distinguished COMPANY OF gen.
tlemen and ladies will sail on the
same vessel for Nassau. Among the
rest the names are mentioned oi
General and Mrs. George B. AcClcl-
Ian, Mr.. Church, editor Of the Gal
Srv, Senator Stockton and wife. ol
New Jersey. Mrs. Henry Ward
Bcccher, Mr.. II. g. Marquand and
wife, Dr. Rubino, Hon. Nehemiah
Perry, and othera, who are. We be.
lieve, the guests OF Mr.. A. w. Dim
mock, one Of tho owners OF the steam
ship line. . ''+
During the absence Of NJ. Bryant
from his editorial chair 1t will bs oc
cupied by Mr.. Parke Goodwin, one o.
our former editors, who has again, we
are pleased to inform the readers O
the ESsMiag Post, resumed his connec.
ton with the editorial staff.-CN Y
Easaisg Post, Jan. 25. .g1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

A correspondent, Of the Xenia 20. y
Gazette tells the following respecting
Senator Sherman and Vice President
Colfax::
John Sherman's first appearance
before the public land have it from
good authority was at the Ph,la.lel.
phia Convention that nominated
General Taylor for President. TX
happened in this wise He was q
delegate to that Convention. When,
in the organization, it came TO the
election OF secretary, judge
also an Ohio delegate, arose in the
Convention. aud said that the Ohio
delegation had young man in It
whom he desired to nominate for
that position; that,it elected, it wonli
probably be the only official position
he would ever hold, az, he said, he
hailed from a hopelessly Democrat
lc district. He was unanimously
chosen. A delegate from Indiana
nominated = young man from that
delegation tor Assistant Secretary.
and made similar speech concern
ing him, and he was chosen. Schuy.
Ter Colfax and John Sherman met
each other aud shook hands, for tho
first SINE, at the Secretary's desk.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
Death Of . Patriarch.

Paul Lyons the oldest man in
Mobile county, Alabama. died At his
residence near Heron Bay. : few
days AGO. He was born in Savan.
nah, Georgia, on the 10th day OF Ju-
", lT6OssT He was therefore nearly
one huadrel and eleven years old at
the time OF his death. He was in
Savannah during the war ofthe Rev
olution, and was present during the
siege OF that city, in 1779 by the
French and American forces under
Count D'Estaing and General Lin
coin. A few years afterwards he
removed with Ills tathcr, to Gull
coast. He married in 1909, when
nearly fifty years old, yet had lived
with hls wife, who survives him, tor
moro than sixty years. Mr.. Lyons
leaves number OF children, grand
children and great.grandchildren'
most Of whom arc residents at the
southern part Of Mobile county
During his lite the spot on which hs
died had been successivesy under The
flags Of France, Great Britain. Spain
the United States, the Confederate
States, and the United States again,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
Mexican Annexation


An army officer stationed on the
frontier of Texas writes here under
date OF the l2th INST. that lie has jass
returned from visit 10 tho interior
OF Mexico, and that he found the
country in very unsettled condi.
ton. The people are slmost in favor
OF immediate annexation to the Uni
ted States, In every part OF Mexico
nprlsings against the Juarez Govern
ment are daily occurring, and the an
thorltles have not strength enough to
crush them ont. The result il that
the system OF bushwhacking prevails
IN favor OF twenty or more petty
leaders. In many cases troops were
sent to put down these insurrect,on.
lists, but they have joined the ,nsurp-
ents. A feeling Of disSrust a. to the
ability OF the present Government 10
stop these disorders prevails every
where, and the people are, therefore,
looking to the United States Tor pro.
lection and help to save the country
from going to utter ruin and falling
into the hands OF robbers an l plund,
crerS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
n.aIfs.s Destiny.
u \. q. sroppAaD.

2
Nothing II - II vas Of cid, s f.S
Whsrs cities stood the osttle browse; +.
wssds strike their roots through reya
Nv mould; tf IaHs YaaHt 0T
TIE lizards bask In Cmssr's hsuse, n
What Cdsops bailtths Pyramid p s..t .
Whose dust, iesay, there is hid3 ra
II these, ths nastsr rass, fell, M
Much mere The trib.s whom they s'sr
NJ. threw. eu fsH
From, wheues they came, no nan cen tell,
Nor whittier vanished like the dew. n
The same destruction aow, - thss,
Makes obsolete shsss eutwora mss. a
The rsd msn, whom our isrdy sirss
Foundia posssssioa Of Tho lad;
Who built in woods his wigvAm 6rss,
And smoked his pipe; OF, bow in hand,
Crept on The villa deer, Or The bear
Or tracked tAs psuthsr 70 his lair;
s5sfiolt sifusi ils*sEeyr II 4, f.rr,l - : ~
Who. grim, and hard Of heart st BEST,
Daubed in his war-paint, stole away,
With twenty devils IN his breast, GEE
10 where his hsted fosman lay; 1a y
Whom, II sslstp ~ could net dad, ii .s1s
And his strong armsia piaions bind,
TO burs him ct the dreadful stake
ne would devote to sudden ;,dssth;-
Az suddenly his scalp would take,
And mock ths rattle in his brsaGh;
Then, II psppooss and squaw hs saw.
Would massacre pappoose and squsw.
These bronss bsrbsrisns Of the Past, ss
Cast in The moalda Of hell, ara gone;
Their world vas wasted; far and fast
We drove them toward The setting suu.
Ay.-andi II future need should be, aH
ws'lldrown them in the western sea
With iren nets Ne hold their trail;
They lnd % wherssoe'er they %, San
Though fierce, they cannot make ~ quail,
MOI, match the rife with the bow.
Well give them graves, and let them try
The happy huating grounds On high!
a --Ftom Aldine
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Twenty five years ago there wore
seldom over 25 Congressuhen who
brought their wives to Washiugton.
There arc to-day il Washington 45
Senasors out Of 70, and LOG, Repre-.
sentatives ont Of 2S5, who ore &C
companisd by their wives. o About
20 Congressman keep house. Eigh'
teen Senators and - Representative
have also with them their daughters
who 60 into society; othsrs' are 40
companied by female relatives OF
friends and 30 have with them child
rem too young to SO out. % fas3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Ifanybody thinks the ladies wont
vote let them only give them
chance and see. The good people of
our neighboring town, Greeley, de-
cided to vote for q pos.master the
other day, and let the ladies vote it
they wanted to. Ninety.eight ladies
voted, and here is what the Wyom-
ing Tri5nns says about IT,: = It. was
quite amusing to see men who hith.
erto have been decided opponents to
woman's suffrage become remarkably
active in getting them ont to vote !;
indeed. some Of these who worked
hardest in bringing the ladies to the
polls were men who had been in tbs
habit of speaking OF the act as i'm
proper and indelicate.'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
VOL u, NO. g. =
WANIED!!
EVERYBODY. TO READ
SPECIAL OFFER
StaNdcN0 oNh 10 Deaesnbrr I. 1871

ooso"os"y o~V 70 De0emosf !, 1911.
Given away 10 every purchaser Of stock
at our Nursery, 10 the amount Of $40, either
Of the following:-4 Concord or Clinton
Grape Vises, ~ Blackberry plants, 12 Gus
rant bushes, 100 Snswberry vA.ts, = re
|paAnts. 2Snewball, 2 tilscs,E 2 DahIas, :
Poeonias. 2 Roses. epireas, GiAdiius
or japan Lilly bulb.
Price Of s-year old apple trees { to feet
high, hne, stocky, we'll branched, healthy,
and Of the most approved hardy varieties,
Al6.O0 per 100, .Pro6ure trees in the Fall,
heel them II properly. and they are then on
hand to plsnt In the Spring. Often roads
/ 70 the Nursery in the Spring. eatly, then
tinss lie foos latGs- s-sees haSo. ataraeA out
in leaf. So gst them in the Fali; they are
cheaper. Ne will sell 20 per cent. lower
this Fall than In the Spring. Don't. be
pef 100 asr 1rSss fSrsisn to our climate. .
They will tell you We can't raise healthy
ssss here, because our winters 90 eject
yeang treos in Nurseries, that they ere
blackhearted. 70 ycars experiences In
the businesS BY Mr.. niles, mainiy in prop
ogating Nursery trees in the West, has
taught him that root graft properly Get,
union perfectly formed (wsing only Healthy,
hardy stoek,) the practice Of great care in
the plantiag, and fret seasons cnlssuatios, will
insure . perfectly healthy tree. We chal-
lenGe any one to produce trees thst are
healthier than ours. Weinvite all who con-
template planting 10 come and examine our
stock A. b. NILES 4 Co,
Commercial NWrseries,
T0lcd0, Iowa.
A. b. Nles,
I'd, GMAsm. wgs-7S re-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

There are 6S4,CO0 miles oi tcle-
graph wire now in use throughout
the world. OF these $50 900 are in
Europe, 10000 in America, $4,000
in India, 10, 900 in Australia, and 3O,-
600 milcs Of submarine cable. The
lines are extending At the rate Of
100000 miles per annum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Rowland Hill made good re-
mark apou hearing the power OF the
letter H discussed, whether il were
a letter or not. II it were not, he
said, Il would be q very serious 1t
iair for him. for it would mako him
III all the days Of his lite.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
The Traveller and hfs Friends.
a 0alsse lsegenA.
81 ,onx .. SAKE,

A gentleman, about to take
A trip st sea, was begged to take
Commissions for dozen friends
Ose wants . watch another sends 9
For wine-"A very special cask;
And-if les not teo much to AK
Some choice cigars; box will do;
Or, while YOU'RE at it, purchase two.'
Another friend would like pair
Ofboots-'They,re 30 much cheaper there,
A lady friend would have him buy
Some laess-'ff they're not too high -
Another wants box Of GLOVES
"Frsnch kids, you know, are real loves ?,
Thus one wants this; another, that;
A book, > bonnet, or : hat; r,f
Ensngh 10 make the moody man
(so high their ''snall commissions ran
In tale and bulky, repent that he
Hadsser thosght to cross the seal
Moreovsr,-be it here remarked
Before The gentleman embarked, m
His ffisads, for fear he might forget
Their littls errsnds, plainly set
Their wishes down in blsek and white;
A sensible procesding-quits;
But-as it happened mo. . friend
CWith one sxeeption) thought to send
Ths. ready money, and to say, .
Zee here's The cash you'llh have to pay!'
The mau embarks; sees Paris. Rome,
And ether cities then comes home
Well pleased With nseh that met his eye;
But having, somehow, failed 70 buy
A single thing for any friend,
Except the one who though 1t 10 send
The whore vithal. Well, nssd say
That soon his neighbrrs sans to pay
Their greetings at his safe return,
Aad charming health and lalso) learn
About their little srfaads-what 'a
For each the trsvsllsr had igste
by Jove!" he said, sit mskss me sad
To think what vretched luck hadl
For - at see sst enc day
Arranging in s'proper way
The papers yoa so kindly sent,
4 gale srosS, sad Of they went =
Into the ocsan nor could /
Remember sught you bade me buy!"
s'But,n grumblsl one, 'sif this were 30,
How comes it. sir, you chanced 70 know
What THE mans errsnd wss for he
Has got what he desired, ws see I"
Faith % he hss-beyond doubt
And this is low it came about:
His aemorand ndum chaneed 10 hold
A certain sum Of solid gold
And thus the paper By its weight
Escaped the others windy fats :"
s5fai aEt ga atk .a Ledger
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

The Bangor Commercial has found
the record of Democratic caucus
which was held by the members Of
the Name Legislature IN 1874. Or
the committee Of % who were ap-
pointed to organize ths party
throughout the State, only three re-
main in the Democratic party
Judge II. D. Rice. Mr.. w. p. Haincs
and Mr.. Atwood Levenselar. The
Commercial remarks. death and Re.
publicanism have made about eqcal
havoc with the rest"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

Governor Lincoln, OF Massachm-
scits, held Office for 8 years, and
Governors Hancock, Strong, Brooks,
and Briggs, for 7 years each. IN New
York, George Clinton filed the Cub.
crnatorial chair for 81 years, Daniel
y. Tompkins for ~ years, Dewitt
Clint on for 9 years. and John Jay
and w. L. Marrow for 6 years oaes.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
ALL SORTS.

1t is claimed that the first book
printed on this continent was by
Gcf1h~.--- = 49, - :,
If Burns were living now. he would
tell the man that wants to see himself
a. others see him, to run for office.
Groeers don't get much credit for
charity, although it is well known
that they give nearly all their goods
q weigh. .ll
On gate post out West is . sign,
"Takc warnin: No tracs nor life in.
surans, nor soin masheens wanted
heer.' ...i........
Why is Ireland likely to become
the richest country in the word ? Be-
cause the capital is always Dsb-As.
An old bachelor who edits . pa
per in the West, puts i" Melancholy
Accidents" as hoad for marriages,
in his paper. 4,ov
Since ladies have taken to using
newspapers for bustles,. publishers
complain that their fair subscribers
arc more in arrear than before.
There is a house in Greenland, N.
H., which was erected in 1888, fifteen
years after the settlement Of the State
commenced. asstsis,s.I sIs
The students ct Moscow who sign.
ed the address in favor Of liberty Of
the Press have been, without exccp.
tion, ban.shed to Siberia.
A gentleman who has lived for ma.
ny years in sight of the ocean, says II
| is an undeniable fact that the vicinity
| Of the G always makes . billy 10.
cation chilly.
A shrcwd confectioner has laugh,
his parrot to say i"pretty creature" 4
every lady who enters the shop, an<
his business is rapidly increasing.
"Those who buy tombstones Of q.
look with pridc and satisfaction o,
1.-THE graves Of their friends" Is th'
advertisement Of q Western stone
cutter. Tr,al
"Who's there ?n cried . patrol 10 |
passing figure one dark night. "lt'
| I, patrol; don't be afraid" kindly re
piled an old woman.
i A little girl asked her sister wha
was chaos, that her papa read about
The elder child replied, 1T isa grea
pile Of nothing, aad no place to pm
it in." vsatis
The latest styles OF sending pres
ents Of flowers Is in earthern dish ea
made fiat, in which the flowers or,
regularly planted and growing.
! The sentence-"John quickly ex
temporixed FIVE tow bags contain.
all the letters Q: the alphabet, re
psating but four Of them. q s
A South Norwalk (Conn.) ma
stole handsome Bible to glaadel
tho heart Of his aged mother o.
Christmas, but becoming impressed
with the enormity of the offenst
stole another to replace Il. e
i AN IDYL.-
! Is.ised his arm,
He rave . howl, AMI then his teeth B
, grated. a sA tlf
Beg asdon, cir, I meant no hsrnl
Oh, not hut there's where Eve been va
II cinated!
al Speaking OF that compos,tor VIII
. compiled Cos legitimate words fro,
q | the letters forming the words PRIME
/. | Alexis, the Louisville Co.r'sr-J -Josrs
j tsays he enght TO print them in
book, and call it Alexicon.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.



Id i Is Monday, Jan. %.
BY vote Of 43 to 81 the bill to
regulate the collection Of taxes voted
in aid Of railroads was passed. II
provides substantially that taxes lev.
led to aid1in the construction OF rail-
roads, shall not be due and collects.
bic until the railroad companies have
performed the stipulated amount oi
work and are entitled TO, receive the
money; also, that special contracts
heretofore made between railroal
companies and the people, rs to the
payment vf Isxcs, sl.Ail 10 held Aid
The bill to provide for the rellel
OF the settlers on the Des Moines
River Lands on account Of the fail
urc Of their titles, was passed bv q
unanimous vote, under Suspension q
the rules. In tsaa assa
The bill prescribing the time in
which taxes voted IN aid Of railroads
shall he collected was taken up and
considered. The bill involves the
repeal ot Chapter 4s Of the Acts Of
the 18th General Assembly and
Chapter lO2 Of the Acts Of the 18Th
General Assembly. The portion re,
lating to the repeal Of the two Chap
ters above mentioned was adopted
by tho following vote:
) Yeas-Appleton, Ballinger, Beat
" Of Cedar, Beatty Of Jasper, Bere-
sheim, Bergh, Blake, Bliss, Bonewitz,
Butler, Caldwell, Campbell, Cardell
Carver, Clarke Of Iowa, Crawford,
Danforth, Davis, Dawson, Day, Daa
can, Durham, Ellsworth, Evans
freeman, Gear. Goodspeed, Green
Hall, Hanson, Hilton, Hopkirk, Ho'
vey, Johnston, Kasson, Lee, Litxen'
berg, McAlllster, Mcclure. Merrill
Miller, Mills, Morrison, Newbold,
O'D Paul, Rced, Rice, Rule
Stewart, Struthcrs, Tasker. Tutts
Van Deyenter, Van Meter, Wh,tten
Wilson of Keokuk, Wood Of Clay
Wright of Van Buren-57. a
Nays-Ainsworth, Blackman, Cad
we'll, Clark OF Benton. Close. Dayton
Ericsson, Flenniken, Hewitt, Leahy
Maxwell, Mccoy, Peet, lteather
Sandry, Sohweer, Scoor, Skillin, Sted
man, Stow, Teals. Tuttle, Van Sam
Milliams, Wood ofSsory, Wright o
Mills, Mr.. Speaker-27.
An amendment that townships al
ready voting aid once TO railroad
shall be prohibited from voting :
aid the same or any other road agai
was adop:ed. and the bill passed an
der suspension of the rules by tn
following vote: VIZ
Yeas-Ainsworth, Appleton, Bal
linger. Beatty Of Cedar, Beatty Q
Jasper, Boresheim, Bcrgh. Blake
IBiiss, Bouew,tx, Caldwell, Caldwell
Campbell, Cardeli, Carver, Clarke o
Iowa, Crawford, Danforth. Davi.
DAWSON, Day. Dayton, Duncan, Du,
ham, Ellsworth, Ericsson. Evans, Flcu
niken, Freeman, Gear. Goodsreed
Green. Hall. Hilton. Hopkirk, Hove,
johnson, Kasson, Lee, Litzen0erl
.McAihstsr, Mcclure, Mccoy, Me'
lrsbs Miller, Mi'ls. Morrison, New
bold, O'ConneaL Paul. Peet, Reed
Reulher. Rice, Rule. Sandry
schweer, Skllih. Stewart, Stow
Struthsrs. Tasksr, Tsals, Tu!ts, Va
Devsstsr. Van Meter, Van Sau,
Whitten, Wilson Of Keokuk, Woo
OF Clay, Wood Of Story, Wright /
Mills, Wright Of Van Buren,, n
sSpeskcr-75. Ia a4T4IH
% .
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

The head waiter OF Boston hotel
is erecting handsome granite buil'-
ing. The same person has real estate
in Cambridge, but continues to BE-
hotel waiter and is happy. There is
also another Boston character rich in
disguise. He is porter at one Of the
State street hanks At the close of
business hours he is disguisedin over
alls and an old hat, and sweeps and
dnsts down. During business hours
he acts a. messenger, thus drawing
two salaries. He owns cigh, houses,
and is worth thirty Eve thousand dol
lars, ff.f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-08

The Ohio Stat~ Journal Prcsents for
the Vice Presidency the name OF
Cove, nor William nsaDisom, Ut that
State. -