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New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

the iron beams but did include sll other the
sheds storehouse Office &C.; did not find 80 window
frames nor any other completed carpenters WORK not
included In the estimate made the examination ~ ne
request Of tho Taxpayers Association OF 'he i"e"'"
Ward.
b. f. Farchild was called, but Senator Benedict sald
that he was abeent, attending funeral, but wouid
appear at the next session Mr.. Bishop OF counse Io
the Senate Committee proposed to call Mr. Genet W
ieoted 20 by Judge Waterbury, the ground than @
Commissioners should be examined first. Senator "hat
man announced the decision Of the Commute naT' n
H. W. Genet should be examined but the iatsoi o. Co.
emptorily declined TO until he should . al
suited with the Commissioners lie was reaV sa W 20 10
he knew at the proper tme but he did nVt ,vere
give evidence TO be used in the civil courts .nuid ma
other suits pending, and he did not care 10
terial TO he used in them After some tai a. od
between Mr. Genet Judge WaterbuV,, MI hViuI IN We'd
the Committee, the proceedings weI1 ~ - Alder
nesday, at D. M, in the OF the boaiu ~ rnad
men Before leaving the room, Mr. kltcnei Sv W. dnos
subpoena on Mr. Genet, to appear as "itnoS' y"
Hov
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

Money opened pretty sharply, and borrowers were
early in the market to get accommodations rather than
IN trst TO the afternoon market In consequence.
carly rates were at full figures, and not better than
gOld to currency and thirty-second on CALL and
latcs some higher commissions we're paid. the closing
rates Neng TO gold OF must expect active
money the very condition Of things, but It seems not
improbabA the clique at work TO engineer higher
figures. Toay the interest on another sSooOoo three
per certificates ceased Of which ssoooo we're re-
deemed The su1Treasury issued t28OOOO legaltender
certificates for CLEARING house Discounts are tho
same as last quoted
Government bonds we're barely steady in London but
strong and high here under the influence OF rmer gold
The business has not been very large but well distributed
lows a 4 d.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-SEPT. 80.

Supreme Court -Chdmbers-By Judge Leonard
Bek g judgment be opened 20 far as 10 permit he
defendant and have tnh OF The issues upon MS
STIMULATING II desired bv plaintiff within ten DAYS TO refer 70
rec IN M agreed upon by parties the cannot agree,
10 be appointed BY the Court payment Of +O costs OF opp
mo his notion the Judgment and levy TO stand as security
and In uceee Al the tTa be Is At hber 10 rene"
his motion set aside the judgment, &c
S,,perior Courf-Specidl Term-By Judge Curtis
Pei, a. Rcb-Moon r receiver grsned The SIth National BANK
sgt Bfooks-Proeeengs dismissed without costs to either aIV
F d al All 4tn-Moton granted without costs star Paper
Companv ShatteworhMoton for rtceiFe gante booP
sgt Msrkrh-See e0unsel Huntington asI smlA
81 al-orer granted smith sgt Smith ct aL-oTier granted
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
PASSEAGRRS S1ILED.

FOR SAN RAsCISCO-In steamship Risiag Sar Sept @TH
Wsnsr d. a. Graham. Sarah McCoTmek Miss maggie Stsr . D.
B,mer Mis- Harienbuh, john W. MeNhans Mrs a. r. oear.
Thomas r. Sthafer John h. Cornwall hIs ho ~ 'pi pi1 t 80,
Hwdek MenhoG A. Waugh aud sister. Capen Mss MAR "
ps Nis C,Tope Wadlegh b. Dayn and son. DAWN
Rpgsod and wife Bonaena wife and son way Passenges
NJ sears Gunner Moses A Lane, A. b. Jones Boaswan T. y
Caller Com C. H. Pendleton Nm. Gomez Rear Admiral See1
man DR. b. Denby. PAynaser A. j. ButeEnd and eomsn
D Can't j. Up,hur John Breed W NJ Cofsem MIS- D. 'Ou'
wise Grieory Wibar, Y. Houston, A. H. foriong
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw -ToRK

PORT OF EBw- -GoRK. .....................sErT 30
so p,D, Sta. Gomez A.pans p.cs, Mail Steamship Co
sashp Ssgsra olges icanOHd NOnOi and City Point oh
DPs1I Ses%hp saraa JoSe. Ph,dephl, VIM KEpatcL
Steamship r. c. Bddle McCae Pil,delpma VIM p Clyde Co
s1 fs1s Psa Tn1C % Ka 8I'ss sie.1 1e Jacob
Barr Barr Sn1%It Sdmo 51t GG.sSo ss,S9 Cork Fog
M Ba dc @ DSnne BTs@e Ms1. o II o wcbesi Ssep SS w.
Big H. s Bishop Weoer Portsmouth j. H. winchester y Bro
BaF RIt waiter Sah smith Bucno. AIre Norton j. Sons
M Conns GIo,er Ca and M ss's CsnSe II S1 Prsss I0
scnr eOrand vOeras IehmS1d Va Van sIun Bro
s se william Monel stamford stanford Manufacturing Co.
sehi Weeome Beebe, LOher. savannah Evans bsH Co
seST sesT Jei.s j. r b. s%th Williams bentley Miller
seiI sehI IIeollss Leonsssa, Meyers. Jsc.sCuSis'
ARRIVED.
st.'SsRiO ,s & S w % ASs'n saS ps. 70 G H. So CO.
Steamship Ellen Terry sayear Newben N g., with naval
seanship Charleston Berry, Charleston With mdss and pas' to
Isaac Ben BaEsm,n Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
with ndse and to Old Domiul9n ssmsmP % tu Ia,
Francisco Reynolds bermuda daTs In ballast with
pAfs ssrs Jason Ge sircEer, Bremen 42 days With mdse
Bari Frgg Sor oen Rio Jlnsro July 10 via Hampton Roads
, Pndes. Aie1AniraiDAn verO. AreceibO 10 days
Brs Mau NAaa Nichols Sagua 10 days with sugar and mo-
Big Lady MA rl Deroy St. Johns n P IL days with oil and
Brig Rapid (of St. Kt Abrams Bias DAYS with eocoanut
SEM tof PrOyncoSnl Cross surinam 81 days With
sehr Decker Dunton Bay Islands 70 days. with fruit
Scbr n Gdeeye Sbaief, Jacksonville days With lumber
Hudson. oaVaninA n da With hides, bark and
coffee. - 49, --..
Clara, Georgetown, d. y. Jana A. huef AletahuhA
I,me, Intler Virgins. G Holmes Georgetown D. c.
Hee alaiay Georgetown D. Oliver seoed GeogetoVu d. C.
j. Nickerson, Baltimore. abel Alberto" BALTIMORE
b. j. DelAn, Virginia j. H. LoeA"ood virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poroS sent 30-Auyd steamships Malta Liverpool; Vim.
awrnr from Bamore AMI Ceuhpele, from Philadelphia
GIancus from NewYO; Mari KnoSoa saVsnnah chrs.
Charles Higgins Gonaves Lucy Holmes from PortAaPnuce
Prescott IIAIeiine. iron JaeksonIhe
PHLADELPniA Sept -Aytd steamship iAI1o, from New Or
Kwys Del Sept 3n-Anved bark Oneata Greenndi bark
enne Panoa Pssagou Italian bark Syracuse fom hAea
bng Silver Stream. fron Foser.
EEwELEAss Sept -ArrTed steamship Cores from Hewio
GALyksTOs sept HAmeJ, steamship hetropol, hekefson,
from hewlOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
3l-The White steamship Baltic
p1y from SEPT for Liverpool aVd The
ihan steamship Cy Of Jones' from heSY Sept
iorl sept 49, both Liverpool arrived yasJ the
$3.50 the Lter The Cunad Line steamship Cuba,
Moo Eew-forE sept %, for Liverpool arrived here al
O'Clock Saturday eIening
PIYnouTa sept J-Tle Hamburg American Lse steamship
tbsA schwense from Newio sept S for Hamburg srise here
YESTERDAY afternoon II $3.50 o'clock.
MovIlE sept JDThe Anchor Line steamship Olympia Young
from New 49, for GasgoW, vel here this morning
sLNHKrooL sept gIhe Allan Lane steamship ibeuiAn, from
Quebec and MoBIcAl aTHyed here To day,
lkor Latest ship heios see FiJls Pdge.I
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

The Treasury programme Ur October relative to bond
purchases and sales OF gold thus officially buetined


The effect Of these small gold sales in connection with
the Indications that movement to make gold difficult
was about to be sprung upon the street. gave the pre-
MUM strong Tone and the price advanced from llSi to
lilt though business restricted scale. Other
wise the market was featmeess The gold loan rates
were 32 l6i g. 96I lilo, l32 b6l, and Hat, all for bor-
rowing. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $1,000 IN
called bo nds and paid in coin interest on the
nublie debt The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows Gold cleared Sal $4,000 ;
gold balances s2OO9Oo0 currency balances, 01S'oi2
The following were the quotations
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

an order TO show cause why mandamus shouid not
,asns In compel their payments. NV counsel at pres
nt from the CITY, but understand that the Court
Aid not issue the mandamus but ordered the matter OF
tho oyerdraft Of the Commissioners OF the Courthouse
10 referee. who has not yet determined the case Ine
apnropria for the support OF the institution uhus
Your Department is ample, and has been regularly
paid to you. IL Will give me great
pleasure TO take such action in the matter as can 10
obvate any embarrassment In operations that may
arise from the seizure OF money The expresses
deerm nation Of your department to keep lis ekpenol
tures within its appropriations for the year 1917 Is one
that WILL trust be concurred In by other departments
respects their several expenditures 1t is not only In
accordance with the law, but as this department
It is essential TO the establishment OF the finance OF the
City upon a sound and satisfactory basis
AWARD OF CONTRACTS.
Commissioner Van Mort awarded yesterday
contracts for paving streets with Belgian pavement as
follows:
Twenty tbrd, from Thdave TO the East River T. L. BS,si'
from Fourth 10 fhthaye " eo
8 O0 University WseTeypaoe 10 kiehht e. heea
1899 rs Fifty 9th Broadway 10 SevenhaYe d. heIfAtb
926g5 TWentyfhst from ThrlAye 20 the East River D. c9n
bingham Sl5l7i; Forty-hrst., from Eighth to IenhSe nc
Grath Si06; Srh from Thir1ave TO Avenue u, y L. Butter
237 Frssve from Fourteenth to Thirty sItht l. L. bussf
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors received, yester-
day. communication from the Controller stating that
the appropriation for cleaning and supplies for county
offices and buildings S4l2O 43 is exhausted, and that
additional claims to the extent of $4,000 are unproyided
for The Controller also stated that the monthly pay
ments for cleaning the county offices have very mater
ally Increased since 1871 and are now at the rate Oh
SIX ner year for personal services The communica
tion was sent back with request for further hior-
nation.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
)serss Asssa

The state bond market presented no new feature OF
interest The only important transactions were in Ten
nessees which sold at 7202i The remainder Of the LIST
was duh and nominal. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

b.s6 sup pu........ 5:fJ Moor nses........ f4l
THIS DIT-Ah
s,, uoo, 7;{2 Govs and.... I'll Hell Gaie Pery. 80
''' Hia4H wArER DAv-P.
ed Hoot e5J lCioys Island. 73s Hell Gate PerrV 92'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
THE HARLEM COURTHOUSE FRAUDS.
,DnrTroNAL TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SENATE
COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE.
The Senate Committee of Investigation lnto
che eoed frauds in the IXth District Courthouse heiu
its seventh session in the City Library IN the C nan
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Hill OF counsel iof the CO
ssion reouested that Justices Porter and hcQuade DC
excused from attendance until "Wednesday or fruay
next Granted. Joseph Spears was the nrst witness
called Mr Genet objected 10 the examination OF the
witness in the absence Of Judge Waterbury but the WI"
ness was allowed TO proceedE
am mason by trade, and have been for four or 1Ye
years made an estimate few weeks ago OF tne NIuo
6 etiDate shown the witness This is the estimate
made amounting s39ld So the statemen! IL Id 'he
writing OF Mr.. Tappan.
Mr. Genet-Who Is Mr.. Tappan
WitnesS-A man Of good character
Mr. Genet-Thats more than you are If you swear 10
that estimate. -, .,.. 81, .,o
work last year and estimated its value at about $4,000
II was moi 40 careful an examination the last one was
never before the Grand Jury on TINS subject ana nave
made affidavit 70 no estimate except the last one
Judge Waterbury, counsel fer the Commissioners, VINO
had entered the room during examination OF wit
ness, subjected him to a severe crossexamination;
Imade thetestimate last Fall at the request OF the
Twelfth Ward Taxpayers Association don remember
the exact time but that II was before electoni
bad no one with me, and not sure that any person
was present; made the second exanination because
bad een told by Mr. Adams that should De cOpeled 10
make affidavit and wished 20 be very certain have Wis
tied the building five tmes, but made no measurements
except on the two occasions named: .nu -.
Thomas Wilson next testihed.Am carpenter r, and N,
hEiider have worked at that business In NewYork ior
90 Years have made an estimate OF the value OF the
sypenter work the Harlem Courthouse, and OF the
unused material made e sse esS oe is for black
smiths tools saw black walnut lumber elther USED
in the building GO or yRg On the pendbS eSeryns
Ieept the material In the blacksmith shop and he car
peDters shop; examined the latter last week ueiee.
fmae written by witness sworn 20 as correct, ana put
In evidenced wrote tins paper P ts mordns ian 'io
made a. the tines oI tnS Of nt Fall
WAS made the latter part OF September ald hoI Vuue
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SALES FROM 10 TO TO-


S1U5 OF UOtTHDI,H bON1-
o. D. s., 1881 900 U. \. 90 Cou. ~
900 U. g. so Cou 1862. d@0 u O. eSC coup ~
l0O kWO ~ ~" You o'.''l'i
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

Foreign Exchange has been du and neglected almost
closing upon the basis OF the following nominal quota
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

JlU HaIFTiNu NWaI
COmpanY....... ~
lOoQuicksilver Min.
iug Co. a
Zpl...........n. c. -
200 y. s. Express
Company........ 10
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01
% eoolng Garos. &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No 1O4 Full
~ ton-.t-wEDDIHG CARDS and PINE sfAI"hERf' lh'iaS
hshed 1851
New-York tribune., 1872-10-01

MARINE CoURT-GESERiL TERs-SHEA Ch J.-GRoss and sP
DING, IL, opens at IL a m
Same calendar as yesterday.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09
The lfi1,cauIee Monthv for Nav is

The Ail,eaukes Monthly for May is a
great Improvement over any of tho
preceding numbers. The leading
article-an account of the last voy-
age and strandlng on tho little island
OF St. Paul, in the Indian Ocean, of
thc steamship Megera, with which is
gwen an illustration of that Island
Is ono OF interest. It. gives us six
excellent stories, number of poems
and essays, an original fashion, gar
den. and housekeeping article; and a
peep, in the sketch entitled ''The Al
phabet Club" at the doings of a
Milwaukee social and literary soc,e.
ty. Although the table Of contents
is fairly weighed down with feast
OF good things, yet we are promised
by the publishers a still more de-
licious banquet in June, tho leading
article, prepared by talented writer
and Smelly illustrated, will be des.
cription Of the mountains and can
yops of Colorado. Send one dollar
and secure this monthly for whole
year, or send for specimen copy,
sent free, and convince yourself that
we have not said word too much
in praise OF this Western Magazine.
Address I. J. Gilmore, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09

We have received from Mesers. D. Apples
ton 4 Co., New York, Fcnimore Cooper
"Deerslayer," being the scsond issue in the
new illustrated edition of Coop er's s'Leath-
er-Stocking Tales" This edition Of Coop
er's novels is handsomely illustrated with
now engrayings by T. O. c. barley, and
the volumes are sold atthe low price of
seventy-fvc cents. 1t is the first time
Cooper's novels have been placed before
the public ina style that is attractive, and
at price TO render them accessible to the
great majority Of readers. as time passes,
Cooper splendid pictures Of the early
bordcr-life Of our country gain value and
charm. Every American should be fanil-
lar with the sccaes and characters which
he depicts, for his works are indivisibly
identified with our early history and our
primitive forests. Cocper's novels ought to
form part OF the education of our youth,
for they are we'll calculated to inspire a
love of county, and to encourage spirit Of
robust manliness.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09

peeeefui bed by that young and bcu-
tiiull free Lever His Swisshelm and
nc hassent even the perfection again
sich invas:ans that Henry clay dean
has viz towit namely soiled linen.
Mr. Eddytor line dom all | can
agin this innervasian and my pen
fingers lovinly over the fact that the
lecterin season like green coocum-
bers only comes onct year and l
shell spend the summer gatherin
up statisticks & come onto an item
in paper that sed that s men dido
OF hart disease where wimen did,
and twas thaj that twas OWN to men
cares and the burdens OF offs holdin,
&c that caused sech an amazin NOR.
tally to meny lives. Now such facts
as this aut tew quiet the women tor
thay natterly cling to lie like man
or iseter.' Well | read theIforego.
IN statistic to Mis- Jemima Sprigglns
(shes the old made that talks SO much
tew my wife about womens .sphere)
and says to miss Jemima says l
now that's clincher just to think to
think of a women with a husband
aud IA small children to support
runnin for offs when its SO fatal
Mis- Jemima jst elevated her nose
land shes got a nose like Julias
Sesar) and said she yes roast beef
and dollars day Is NIFTY damagin
to mems fiscal constitutions, and l
hev known it to make man bilyous
cause he codldeut get an :offis at 8
dollars day and furnish his own
beef and its fateeging and depressin
to the speerits so that meny of EN-
has to resort to Tobacco and drink,
and one drop OF nickotine will kill q
cat, or a RABBIT, and the medikal fack:
ulty has desided that the use of al
coholick drinks--Hold on SAID l mis-
Jemima what on earth are yeu
talkin about, man isent cat or a
RABBIT and what does the medickal
fackulty know about it; but Mis- Je-
NINA is an awful talker shall forbid
my wife of assoclating with her sure
as my name is
SETH SNIFFLEs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09

0. K,-Henry a. Collins, a promi-
nent business man Of Mt. Vernon, in
subscribing for county paper, en-
closed the following with his two
dollars:
The newspaper business, like every
other business, should be conducted
upon business principles. The editor
furnishes information, as the baker
furnishes bread, or as the merchant
furnishes calico or collector pay
and as general rule goods, wares,
and merchandise are valued in pro-
portion TO their cost.
There Is vague notion among ig-
norant people, that a newspaper is
selt-sustainlng institution, and that an
editor IS modern Daniel, who sees
the lions from necessity free of ex-
pensc; and, therefore, as an expo
nent and advocate Of public affairs ne
should gush free as the waters from
Horeb; bu. the notion is absurd.
We knew a merchant who at
tempted to conduct a store on this
''self sustaining" principle until his
goods were gone, and the neighbors
cleaned out the fag ends OF the con-
Germ TO avoid pestilence in the
ne,ghborhood.
Correct business Is conducted up
on the principle of reciprocity. upon
the theory of equivalents, and homes
ty repud,ates tho doctrine of some
thing for nothing as nature abhors q
vacuum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
PROSPECTUS o.

PRosPECTtS OF
A NEW INDEPENDENT HEALTH MONTH
LY.
The object of it is, to teach the people all
that pertains to the preservation Of Health,
The prevention OF Diseases, and how to
live in order to develop normally in body
and mind.
1t is not q Medical Journal, but Physio-
logical and HYGIENE, family magazine,
containing just that practical information
on the laws of Life ana HEALTH useful to ev-
ny .aember Of the household and cannot but
he worth many times its price to every fam
lily in which it is read.
Quack Medicines, aud quack doctors will
tie exposed, and swindlers will not be allow
ed to impose on the people where the Science
Of Health is generally circulated.
This Journal will be the exponent Of all
known means by which Health, Strength,
.Vigor, and u Long Life, may be attained by
using and regulating those agencies which
are always accessible and so vitality related
to Health and the treatment Of Diseases in>
GLIDING Air, Light, TEMPERATURE Bathing,
Eating, Drinking. Clothing, Recreation, Exj
ercise, Rest, Sleep, Electricity. Mental iaAu>
ences, Social Relations, and all Normal
agents ard Hygienic materials. All that is
required to keep we'll and TO preserve health.
is knowledge of the uses and misuses Of
these agencies.
The Science Of Heath wi Il be the bestexpo>
nent ofthe scientific principles Of these sub
jccts, and not the organ of any particular in
stitution, or of the professional practice Of
any one, but dcv oted to the best interests of
the whole people.
TERMS.-puhlished monthly at 81 year
in advance; single numbers, 20 Coats
Clubs Of ten at S1.50 each, and an extra copy
to agent; we are offering the most liberal
list Of premiums. Local agents wanted every
where, and cash commissions given. Ad-
dress all letters to
SAMUEL R. WELLS, Publisher,
$50 Broadway, New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09

The news editor of the Davenport
Gasette is a jokest OF high order
Here is the manner III which he eplt-
omlzes Tama County items:
"Mrs Jane G. Swisshelm, the not.
e' speaker, is lecturing in Iowa
They tried to tame her in Tama the
other day"
&c. Budget, of Tama county, re,
comfy found a mas.adon's tooth, one
foot long and six feet below the sur
face OF the earth. He could hardly
bulge it."
This will probable induce the Gu
Ken to tell us what it knows about
puuning. And, by the way, Bro.
Cambridge must look to his laurels,
the knight Of tie GaSstts Is a foeman
worthy of his steel-pen.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09
Wimmen's Rites Busted.

Mr.. Eadytor:-This Wimens rites
question is ge;tin to be obnoxias.--
We've he'd it served up tow us in va
rias ways we've he'd it lcctured at us,
screeched at us, talked at us, and
literally preeched and prayed at us
by femall preacher. I'm glad con-
gress voted it down. Its squelshed
for the next 4 years for they cant
make president and vote for wo-
min tow and Greedy IS goin too be
the president and he says the women
in citeys have got to drinkin SO and
he nose about thes farmin and drink
in stat,ssiks and Judge thayer is look
in nitcly tew be dragged from his
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09
SETH SNIFFLEs.

1t is to be hoped that last Satur-
days fire will have the effect of open
ing the eyes 0! the people of Toledo
to the dangers always imminent
when town has few If any facilities
for cxtinguisblng fires. There is su-
preme necessity for public wells or
cisterrs whence full supply Of wat.
er can be obtained tor any emergen-
cY. The water now wasted in run
ming off the roofs Of the school house
and Court House, not to say business
houses, should be collected for just
such urgent occasions as we witness
ed last Saturday evening.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09

Our distinguished Iowa delegates
at Cincinnati did not seem to have
faces familiar to the newspaper men
who know all the major greater and
kindergarten men Of the Nation.
In the New York, the Cincinnati,
the Chicago, and the St. Louis pa
pers, all the motions made by Iowa
men, are spoken of as "adelegate
from Iowa moved" so and 90. You
see the reporters knew they were
from Iowa, because they had, above
their heads, a placard of broad print
bearing the name of "Iowa." Such
is the greatness Of Grinnell, Warren,
Butler, and Cleveland,-to be ma
tional reformers, and still not have
their greatness recognized by name.
i State Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-05-09
Wherc to Emigrate.


We answer TO Southwest Missouri, le-
cause the Atlantic g. Pacific Railroad Co.
offer ], 300, 900 ac-cs Of land to actual set
tiers at low prices and long credit; besides
furnishing free transportation over their
road to purchasers; this road extends from
st, Louis. through Missouri to Vinton, In
dian Territory is being pushed rapidly to
its destination, the Pacific Coast. will be
one Of the trunk lines of the country, never
blockaded by snow-the lands along the
road are in rich fertile country: as pros
ductive as any in the State the climate
combines oil tho advantages Of northern
and southern latitudes; good climate, s,il.
health, water, timber, grazing, forests and
flowers, invite you to 60 to this region
For further information, address A. TUCK,
Land Commissioner, 523 Walnut street, ST.
Louis, Mo.