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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19

R- Senator IvERsoN of Georgia, in a
recent speech, denounced Judge DoucIAs,
and declared bis dissemination not TO sup
port him if nominated. Quite number
of Southern members of the lower house
of Congress have made similar declarations
lately, still Northern memberSo of that body
friendly to Judge DoueLAs, cooperate with
these men in preventing an organization.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19
TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

The following shows The time of departures
and arrivals on the G. q. & c. r. r. at Aillers-
burg and Cleveland: E..--ll
6 R1sN1NG NoRTH-The Accommodates leaves
Millersburg at 5.5S &. NJ, and arrives at Cleve-
laad at 1l.2Ss
phe ErpressleaTes Millersburg at $50 z. NJ
and arrives at Cleveland al 7-35.
RUSNIxe SouTH-Acconuaoddti leaves Ciefe-
land at 9.45 a. NJ, and arrives at Miiiersburg
at3 % p. n. srssss e4F
Express leaves Cleveland q, 45o P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg at e.46- az --f.te4
~ETbe Egpress train rundin9s North con-
uects at Orrvilfe with the East and West trains
on the P. Fl. ". and c. X. r. - e
P, Ft. W. & C. II. Il. s
The following table gives the time Of arrival and de-
psrture of trains the Pttsburg Ft Wayne Chicsgo
Rail Road, at orrville- 2ss s.az si 8
GOING WEST
Passenger Train 2.52 and T.sl P. n
GoING E AsT.
c. S. Mail Passenger lole A. NJ
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19
Population of Virginia.

The last annual report of the Auditor
of Virginia, contains someinteresting facts
as to the White and Slave population Of
that State. The whole population, in
1859, was l,65s,190, of whom 5l1,l50
were slaves. The increase in population
since the u. S. Census of 1850 has been
236,539, divided as follows:
Whites l93.ll8. or about % per cent
Free Blacks s 4.7S5 g" b."
Slaves 3S,626 e" 8
Virginia is commonly divided into two
Districts, Eastern and Western, which COM
pare as follows in population: @
Whites. Slaves
Eastern 466,474 444.795
Western 600,434 56,359
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19
THrr CAs,4 DO Ir.-We should ike the

They CAs'1 DO IT.-We should ike the
political friends of those gentlemen would
point-us to a single instance IN which q
Northern Democratic Congressman, has
during the present session Of Congress,
arisen in his place and dissented from OF
denounced the disunion sentiments pros
claimed on that floor, by Southern fire.
eaters. They have not dared to do SO, no,
not one of them, even whilst the whole
North, without respect to party, has been
the subject Of unbounded abuse, BY these
Southern speakers. But instead of stand
ing by the North as they should, instead
of hurling back into the teeth Of these
Southern rnadoaps, the coarse epithets ap-
piled by them to the Northern people,
tlley surround them in the halls of Con-
gress, cheer Them, and in other ways afford
them SAID and comfort"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19
of the Telescope Again.

---'I7ll-7 IULEY CREEk, -f1aruy CO., q. I
December l1th, 1859. {
Mr.. ED1roR.-Dear Sir.-I think it
due that l should inform you that, as post
master, am no longer permitted to deliv-
er your paper TO subscribers holding the
views yours does upon the subject of slave
ry. They will hereafter be committed to
the flames.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19

The following shows The time of departures
and arrivals on the G. 2. & G. R. r. at Aillers-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19

6 RtsN1NG NoRr H-T'he Accommodates leaves
MiIlersburg at 5.55 s. NJ, and arrives at Cleve-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19

rhe amount appropriated under the treaty
Of Gaudaloupe Hidalgo,, to pay the claims
of all citizens. The balance is stated at
something over 100000. The commu-
nication was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Davis introduced bill for the better
organization of the army. Referred
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition of
Sampson & Tappan, and several merchants
Of Boston, respecting the draw back to be
allowed on Manila Cordage.
Mr. Sumner presented a petition in favor
of the Homestead bill He also introduc-
ed resolution calling on the President to
communicate iuforhaaiion relative to the
outrage on American citizens at, Perugia,
in the Pontifcal States, and what means
have been..adopted to procure redress. Ad-
opted.
Mr.. Chestnut presented some memorials
from South Carolina, asking for reimburse
ment of money expended duringthe Rev
olutionary and Mexican wars. Referred
Mr.. Slidell moved that when the Senate
adjourned, it adjourn to meet on Monday
next.
MIR. Sebastian introduced resolution
to supply the Choctaw and Cherokee In
dians with such laws and journals as are
furnished to the States and Territories.-
Laid over.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-19

The Erpressleaves Millersburg at $50 Z. NJ,
and ARRIVES at Cleveland al 7.35.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Physicians will tell you to let alone all
proprietary or quack medicines, as they
call them. Why? For the simple rca
on that they are put up with printed
directions and the name and label is
copyrighted. Show them the formula
Of preparation, and in nine cases out Of
ten they will approve Of it. There are
testimonials from physicians whose pref
udices are overwhelmed by their good
sense Of the excellence virtues Of DR.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and who
are using it in their private practice, IN
In preference to other remediei.
See Advertisement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
For the Transcript.
IN NIENTORIAM.

How often I've wished that my spirit had wings,
And could visit tho realms above;
I'd soar to the place where my wife and babe
sing,
The songs of everlasting love.
And the sweet voice Of my cherished ones,
Could teach me the music of Heaven;
For It's surely concert Of boundless Joy
10 those whom the Lord hath chosen.
l knew that they were bright angels Of light,
And strove to believe they were but lent
not given;
That sooner or later they'd pass from my sight,
And have for companions the angels Of Hcav-
Deserted ,nlhopo6n hence hath departed
So mil !, joyous and fair;
And sad and lonely U,l brooding broken
Der all they have left me-a lock Of their
hair.
mourn not desparingly, but earnestly pray,
For that wisdom that comes from above
To prepare me to meet them at some future day,
I And with them sing anthems Of love.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

- The attention of our readers il
called to the new advertisement Of Scov,
ils sarsaparila and Stillingia, powerful
and effective medicine to purify the
blood Of impurities kind Of medicine
" Western people very much need
Also the advertisement Of DR.. Halls Bal
sam for the lungs. This medicine has
acquired such world renowned celebi-
raty that It does not so begging. Our
own town can fdrnish fresh testimonials
olits power in arrestiDg consumption.
These medicises sre for sale ct the Drug
Gtsres.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
T. WALTER JACKSON,
Chairman, County Central Committee.
For the Transcript
A County HEM.

Mr.. EDITOR Il understand that the
County Judge Of Tama County, having,
no doubt, a proper solicitude for the
welfare Of his constituents, proposes, at
an expense Of only "A fer hundred dol3ars,
to build county s.bakc,oven' Of brick
or stone in the rear Of our riekety Old
Court House for the safe keeping Of the
Books and records Of the County.
Now al! this may be proper. It may
be economy Ga virtue which Eon,iy
Jnages above all men are supposed 10
possess to put the county to an expense
Of a fcw hundred doNars in the erection
Of his proposed bake over, which will
be Of doubtful temporary use, when a
few thousand would give u just the
buildings we need It appears to me,
Mr.. Editor that this "bakc oven policy
of Judge Clarks IS altogether wrong
Snpposing the Court House were a pri
vatc institution-WOuld the owner hay-
proper regard to his own interest 90 to
an expense Of $500 or 81 900 to erect q
temporary vault? No sir, the first move
would be to erect a suitable building for
the transaction Of business uaG the safe
keeping Of the records.
Let any one who imagincs the present
shonty, which we use for a Court House
to be 'sgood enough for now, ''call at that
institution, and what will he find? Why
sir, the first thing that most likely would
attract his attention would be the filthy
narrow entrance Of our temple Of jus
tice-more fitting the !: necessary build.
ing" which is said our economical Judge
proposes, to build in the rear.
After crowding edgewise through this
entrance we come to little seven by
nine room which is digni6ed by the term
coffee" and here it is that the county "fa-
thcr' holds his court, and here .he Clerk
Of the District Court for the County, is
compelled to stay. On the other side Of
the hall @ is the Recorders office aud it is
unnecessary for me to attempt descrip'
ton Of it. 1t is true, the worthy official
who presides there, aud his popular dep
uty, do the best they can, under the cir
cumstanccs-but the circumstances
are against them.
In the secoud story is the Court room
and ,ohat a room Seriously, Mr.. Edit
or, it is not fit for Court room--nor the
building for Court House.
Being aware, Mr.. Editor, of the inAa-
ence Of the Press, shall take the liberty
Of calling your attention to the proposed
8 bake.oven,' Of the County Judges, and
I trust the people Of the Comfy may
express their wishes in the matter, and
~ His Honor, the Judge, map be per
suaded to display his architectural taste
in more public place than the rear ofthe
Court House, and as in duty bound,
&c.
QUA ESTIO.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Every one Of our Republican readers
should carefully study "The plan Of OF
eanizatien Of the Republican patty" Of
our county as proclaimed in our columne
to day BY the Central Com mittee. They
have Instituted noble working system,
which if cheerfully acquiesced in and
and carried out will greatly increase our
majority next fall.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
#. w. JACKSON,
GEORGE w. COWLES,
JAS. II. BRUSH,
County Central Committee.

y
The following Gentleman have been appoint
ed Corresponding Members Of the County Cen
trail Committee.
Buckin CHAM TIP, G.4MALlEL JACQUA,
Geneseo Up. NATHANIEL SPENCER,
Perry, TIP. GILES TAYLOR,
Crystal, Up. WILLIAM CLIFFORD,
Howard TIP. WILLIAM GALLAGHER r
Toledo, TIP. Al. WHEATON,
Indian Village, Up. PHlNEAS HELM,
Columbia, Up. JOSHUA BuRLEY,
Richland, Up. J. 3. LOUTHAN,
Salt Greek Up. HENRY s. SMITH,
York, TIP. z. T.sHUGART,
Otter Creek, Up. CHESTER Il. HAYES,
Carlton, Up. SAMSON STRONG,
Spring Greek, TIP. WILLIAM B. KING,
Carroll, TIP. WILLIAM BATES,
The Cores ponding Members viii find
their duties prescribed in the above
plan, and it is hoped that they will in
mediatcly proceed to work with a hearty good
will.
WALTER ia CKSON,
Chairman, County Central Committee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

mediate points on the
Be people Of Mahaska, Powe-
Dlk, and Blackhawk counties are all
anxious for the establishment Of this
route. Senator Harlan publicly told US
last summer, that whatever he could do
for ~ in matters Of this nature, would
be attended to, with promptncss and
pleasure. Itreally seems as if nothing
was to be done but start the ball, by circu
'ating petitions. Leta petition be started
ct Toledo, another at Buckingham, an,
other at Helena and one at Eureka. In
the mean time, let Oskaloosa, Montezu-
ma and Waterloo be apprized Of our ac-
ton, and We will warrant they will not
be backward in joining US in this enter
prise.
We sincerely wish, that our Post Mas
tor would take this matter in hand, and
request the Post Masters along the pro
posed route, to act in conjunction with
him; for We are satisfied that it needs but
starting, when it will run alone, SO great
is the anxiety Of the people along the
line. Do not let US delay again, until
Congress adjeurns or we will be .lroze
in another season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

- Look here, and believe what we
tell you Of SANFoRD's IkvIGoRAToR in
relieving Bilious DiarThna, Cholera
Morbus, and other kindred complaints.
It will do it, we have long known, and
feel grateful to DR.. s. in giving it to the
public. It is surprising SO many should
suffer when this remedy is in nearly ~
cry town in tho United States. I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

16r Both Houses Of the Minnesota
Legislature have passed the The three
years exemption bill, the effect ofwhich
is to extend the time for paying mortga.
ges on real estate three years.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Our correspondent, Quamstio, attacks
the proposed vault Of our County Judge
with considerable gusto. He places Aie
record 6rst upon tho list to be preserved
With, if not in the "county bake oven. =
Perhaps he is right; perhaps wrong
Who knows? We are sure we do not,
without further consideration.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
IS Of Cur Legislature.

sufficient amount Of eifervosenct
having taken place, the time is now i'm
proved BY our Legislature ia commend
able manner
The Senate, after making few amend
ments, passed the new Code; yeas %
nays 49, Also bill authorising the
Governor to furnish arms to the settlers
on the Northwestern frontier, and raise
company Of minute men if necessary
They expelled Mr. Ingersoll, reporter u
the Hauheye, from the floor Of the Sen
ate, for making disrespectful report Of
Senator Johnston Of Wappello, and the
mex: day reconsidered their vote
| The House passed the Supervisor bill
by vote of ~ to 81, also bill in rea
ton to oaths. This bill, allows the ad
verse party, to have that oath admins
tered to witness, which will DE the most
binding upon his conscience They
have also passed bill in relation to
fences, and another creating the Office OF
Commissioner Of immigration, who is to
reside at the city Of New York; they
have repealed that part Of the liquor law
which allowed the sale Of beer, wine aud
and cider. This vote stood A yeas, 50
nays. Also bill providing. that where
man has made improvements on and
occupied the land Of another, with ais
knowledge and consent, he shall BE priv
LEGGED to purchase the land or receive
payment for his Improvements.
They have also passed Dill amending
law authorizing the Dubuque d Pacii-
&c Rail Road 70. to bridge the Missis
sippi river at Dubuque. Ayes =, nays
8. Alother bill prohibiting the officers
Of counties and cities, from specializing
in city and county orders; ayes 20, nays
Q. Another for the punishment ofiuccst
ayes, 81, nays II.
Our Representative, Mr.. Tompkins,
true to the interests Of his constituents,
presented resolution, requesting the
Governor to offer reward for the muir
de1ers, Small and Seaman, which we are
sorry to say was voted down. Mr.. Cow
ing Of Powesheik, presented joint res.
olution requesting Congress to establish
a mail route from Toledo to Oskaloosa.
The move is in the right direction. butt
should extend farther north--to Water
loo.
The Governor has vetoed the bill post.
poning the next meeting Of the Board of
Education until 1865. He says no be.
lieyes the bill unconstitutional.
A bill has passed both Houses, and
received the signature Of the Governor,
extending the time for the Dubuque &
Pacific +. R. Co. to complete Is miles
Of their road.
Gen. Scott, has, issued orders for the move
ment Of 500 troops from Northern stations to
the frontiers Of Texas. They will leave to day
in vessels direct to the mouth Of the Mississi.
ppi. Capt. Palmer takes command.
MILWAUKEE,, March Z.
The Supreme Court Of this State has refused
% grant writ Of habeas corpus, applied for
in the case Of Sherman NJ. Booth. Chief j Justice
Dixon was against the application; Judge
Cole for it. Judge Payne was considered dis
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
QUAEsTIO.

n@- Eighteen person Of Mason and
Bracken Counties Kentucky, have been
expelled from the State for entertaining
opinions ADVERSE to the Southern views
Of the ''divine institution, - Slavery.
Most Of them were natives OF the State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Ea5- The total number effective mill
tia in the State Of Pennsylvania is $780,
0O0, Of which number 1880 are uni :
formed and organized into volunteer
companies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

MILwAuKE, March Z.
The Supreme Court Of this State has refused
to grant writ Of habeas corpus, applied for
in the case Of Sherman N. Booth. Chief Justice
Dixon was against the application; Judge
Cole for it. Judge Payne was considered dis
qualified from acting on occount Of his being
Booths attorny in the case before being elected
to the Supreme Court
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Gen. Scott, has, issued orders for the move
ment Of 500 troops from Northern stations to
the frontiers Of Texas. They will leave to day
in vessels direct to the mouth Of the Mississi.
ppi. Capt Palmer takes command.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

nm,. Advice from Havana state that the
Introduction Of coolies is prohibited by
roy order, after Dec. 81 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

DD- Kate Lecount, few years since
the belle offs Louis, and worth prop
cr:y ofS30, 600, has applied for admission
to the poor house; scamp who had
married her swindIcd her out Of the mon
ey and left.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

The N. Y. Herald states that 145,-
600 Of Helpers Impending Crisis, =
have been sold.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Day" There are 900 cases on the dock
ct Of the District Court at Des Moines.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03


IA
10 i home
the Uni
~, rim
90 Of
loving
mmittee
fable mem
hem shail re
aud who STALL
he las county
n,;uate candsSa;es
a at the fa'l Eiesi or
ny year.
-be the duty Or the Comfy
km'''ee 70 cai' az Con a'y
''hs o. Tue party 10 NIX tie fa
'op'o se"'"''o''' 70 se'ee' ono ea'h|
"oiA'hS hepuo''cah !" each town
sh'P :" NC .ou"sy' VINO snail pc cores
P'ho'ns members OF inc County 0cnt'a
committee, ana who, ~ CO opela'loI
~ 'ne sa'u .oh'fai committee. sha1
'ee ''"' 'iie'i respective townships arr
organized upon the following plan:
lst. The Republicans Of each town
SNIP sDail meet at such time and place
as ''e corresponding member OF the
osh'fai COMMITTEE Tor that township,
ana'i prescribe ana appoint working
10" "shlp committee consisting OF one
rom each scheol district IN the township,
y Whlcb township committee, the Ger
Iesponoihg MEMBER OF the County cen
RAJ committee shall be chairman.
-"u' Inc members OF the township
sha'i prepare (each attend ng
s','o'') - soon ate
" po,s'''e q 4's' % a me
1os's "a''"s UNI
po''''oa - eaeh
=, -, 49, - - '"eei'" !.
o,,xas ~ Nus
M ~ '''l''h'e'se'
!, ..l;..,. ,.,
$780,. r., 40 : ''o
~
-" ne township 'h'n'''ees should
''ep ~ o'u"'' oe'',a' committee nor,
''-"'y pos'eu % - 'he p''''iea' eo'pi-
!, ~ = '"e'' 'esfee''se ~" ''s'''ps' "hao
80 - 49, -
- !, "a L,on.a, j h.. ..
NO ar douh,r,l wears and - .t,..,l
he proper distribution IF sn.b aoo,
aents ! may i. n,,c.a !, Ia. ..,s
Or that naraosa \
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

gGs- The Commissioners Of migration
for the part of New York, report that
since 1877, 2,56G.S46 migrants have
landed at that port; who have paid a
capitation tax OF 81 ,942,766, all Of which
with S., 900 in addition has been expend
ed in helping them forward to their new
home.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

ErGgn German astronomer, NJ. Schwabe
endeavors to show that certain furrow-like
streaks observable upon the surface of the
moon, are ascribablc to the existence Of yagc
,ation. These streats appear and disappear
he says, according to the season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

iD preference to other remedlcl.
See Advertisement.
The Case Gs iiOssaaClA'
The case Of the United States against
John Hussack, terminated ii Chicago on
on tile tn inst, in finding the dolendau
guilty.
The ease was brought under the FL
.itiyc Slave Jaw, a.ains, the dclenna
for assisting, some time since at OttaM
in the rescue Of the slave "J,m.' III.
law provides fine, not to exceed 81 90
and Imprisonment not to exceed six
months" The counsel for the Govern
ment, in their argumentsaid they should
ask no Imprisonment. Six others are
under indictment and now awaiting to be
tried
nea. Gov. KrRkwoop received information
from the settlers at Spirit Lake, that fears were
entertained that the Indians were again ma
king hostile demonstrations.
erfgn German astronomer, N. Schwabe
endeayors to show that certain furrow-like
streaks observable upon the surface of the
moon, are ascribablc to the existence Of yege-
,ation. These strcats appear and disappear
he says, according to the season.
Da5 Kate Lecount, few years since
the belle St Louis, and worth prop
crty ofs30, 0oO,h has applied for admission
to the poor house; scamp who had
married her swiudIcd her out Of the mon
ey and left.
na.. Advice from Havana state that the
Introduction Of coolies is prohibited by
royal order, after Dec. 81. 1860.
Ea5- The total number effective mill
tia in the State Of Pennsylvania is $780,
000, Of which number 1900 are uni
formed and organized into volunteer
companies.
DEi5" There are 900 cases on the dock.
ct Of the District Court at Des Moines.
The N. Y Herald states that 49,
600 Of Helpers Impending Crisis
have been sold.
gGg- The Commissioners Of migration
for the part of New York, report that
since 1877, 2,56G.S46 migrants have
landed at that port; who have paid
capitation tax Of 81, 942, 766, all Of which
with SIS 900 in addition has been cxpend
ed in helping them forward to their new
home.
B7r Long John Wentworth was cleo
ted Mayor Of Chicago on the 9th inst,
by 1900 majority A decisive Republi-.
can victory.
skSg- It is said to be an established
fact, found by tho experience Of close
observers, that sugar cane grown upon,
sandy soil is much sweeter than that
grown upon our richest prairie and bot
tom lands. This is quite reasonable
Farmers should take notice and pantac-
cordingly.
lD- The Republicans triumrhed in
the municipal elections in the following
cities, Moline, H., Coldwater. Mich,
Quincy, Mich, East Saginaw, Mich,
St. Clair, Mich, Rock Island, ILL.,, and
Chicago. -.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

re9, Gov. KIRkwooD received information
from the settlers at Spirit Lake, that fears were
entertained that the Indians were again ma
king hostile demonstrations.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

townships, shall collect the sames forth
with and forward to the Treasurer Of said
committee.
XVI. In the Carrying out of this plan
Of organization and the conducting of all
campaigns, the said central committee
shall have general supervisory CONTROL
and NAY whenever they deem it necessary
require the assistance Of any member or
members of the Republican Party in the
county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Early spring-Grass has started.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Deg- Long John Wentworth was cleo
ted Mayor Of Chicago on the 9th inst,
by 1900 majority. A decisive Republi-.
can victory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

Dsantifsl epring weather here.