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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
lama CRY, Iowa., |
November. Eth. 1867. Z

EDITOR REPrBLlcAA:- Your correspondent
Il. Merchant, with the assistance Of his liter
0Ty tr'end, the author Of the sensational snake
story %resently published in the Chicago Times
comes out in your last issue in a manner en-
tirely characteristic Of the mudlled source
from which the communication cmits. Mer-
chants principal object in view, appears to
be, thai Of clearing himself of my charge that
he disturbed the meeting in question, and in
his attempt SO 70 do, he p,rverts the truth in a
most shocking manner, and l again charge it
upon him, that he did, w%iltully and intention.
ally, disturb The speakers Of that meeting by
making insulting remarks, rithout the least
proroedAom w~hoerrr, and | can prove it by
competent witnesses. ! am also prepared to
announce to him, that il he ever attempts to
Aistssb smother Den'oirafic political meeting
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15

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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
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Giving every patron, q
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WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not to be paid for unless perfectly salts.
factory.
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$1,000.
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 5000 to $500
100 Ladies Watches Enamled, 100 to BOO
POS Gold Hn'tg Chron'ter Watches $50 to SOC
200 Gold Hunting English levers 300 to 25(
800 Gold Hunting Dupl'x watches $50 to 2Ot
GOO Gold Hunting American Watches 500 t.
$3.50.
500 Silver Hunting Levers $50 to $3.50.
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes $74 to $3.50
500 Gold Raids watches $50 to $3.50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines $50 to SIS
1000 Miscellaneous Silver watches $50 t.
500.
$500 Hunting Silver watches $2j to $50
5000 Assorted watches all kinds $40 to S7i
Every patron obtains a watch by this or.
IA ngement, costing but SIC, while it may be
worth $1,000. No partialtty shown.
We wish TO Immediately dispose of the
above magnificent Stock. Certificates nam
ing the articles, are placed in sailed envel
opes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled
to the articles named on their certificate upon
payment Of ten dollars, whether it be q watch
worth $1,000 or one worth less. Tie return
Of any Of our certificates entities you to the
article named thereon upon~ payment, irrespec.
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than $40 is named on any certificate, it will
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But a straightforward Legitimate -onsac ion
vhich may be participated in euen BY the mos
tasAdious!
A single certificate will be sent by mail
post paid, upon receipt of 25 cts, five for ST.
eleven for 81 thirty-three and elegant pre-
MUM for SIS, sixty-six and more valuable pre-
MUM for $40, one hundred and most superb
watch for SIS. To agents, or those, wishing
employment, this is q rare opportunity. /
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15

Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
II that the partnership heretofore existing
between James Wallace and NJ b Myers under
the firm name Of Wallace l. Myers, is dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr...Wallace will
continue in business at the old stand, South
part Of town.. Mr.. Myers will continue In
business ca ct Of Public Square at the sign Of
Furniture, in the Printing Office building.
JAMES WALLACE.
NJ. b. MYERS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
OE W AL X f RIB A K b l. Il +,

VE 4 II L NJ a X 3 Il n,
siioP, SOUTH OF PUBLIC SQUARE, ALSO Has ONE
AT TAM CITY.
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Champooning, &c.,
in the latest style Of the ait. Also, Cleans
Ladies' and Gents clothes on short notice.
vlnl5-1y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
BY The Governor :
Ed. WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.

\ Mr.. J. s. Taylor recently tried at Nasl,
Vile Tenn, on the charge of horse stealing
and for an assault with intent to kill was
convicted and sentenced TO AZ years imprison.
ment.
a boy in St. Louis a few days ago, me,
some other boys, who had found a bottle con
tanning tincture of iodine. which they com.
PEELED the little fellow to swallow, threaten.
ing to shoot him if lie refused. The poor boy
died soon after in the greatest agony.
In Bates county Missouri, last Friday, q
young man named Mullen was about to yisi
a woman Of bad repu:e, when his sister Q
beautiful girl Of II, undertook to dissuadt
him from his purpose. This 50 enragel hin
that he slot her so that she died in two hours
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
1uVHE HEALING poor. pgg6
81 i
HOUSE or MERCY.

Howard Association Reports, for Young
Men, on the crime Of Solitude, and the Errors
Abuses and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impediments TO Marriage,
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address Or.
I. SKILLlN HOUGHTON. Howard Association
Jhiladelphia, Pa. tf RAM ast8 eyta
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15

Parties Y shing to insure. in this desirable
company may apply to
WIN. III. Harrison.
General Insurance Agents,
v1n1y1. Toledo, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
CLINTON

a substantial Stock Company which ENSURES
against loss or damage by FIRE md LIGHT
MING.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15

small potatoes generally, can easily be an.
swered by a short review of Merchants c curse
during the war.
As | have said before, his moral courag e
never would allow him to shoulder his musket
in his country's defense, but on the contrary!
he devoted his entire energies to boarding up
Greenbachs at the expense of his Cyunhy.s ne
cessities and those Of the poor Of this county using
the utmost diligence in converting them into
1870 Bonds That he might escape ecery species Of
%taraiion. and it is on record That he gaze less in
proportion to his means TO support the Gov
nor do | doubt, but what he prayed for months
that the war might be prolonged and thus en-
able him to still further enrich his pockets, at
the expense Of human lives and blood which
terrible manner, on record in the annals Of
civilized warfare. His loyalty consisted in
blating about Copperheads-other peoples
loyalty was confined to rendering every pc
cuniary assistance possible to the Government
and in aiding instead Of expressing the fami-
lies Of Soldiers here at home. It is the few
paltry dollars which ! possess, which make
me ''snall potatoes" and the Government
Bonds which he is supposed to possess, las lie
tells it) that makes him consider himself, q
mammoth breed Of potatoes. but kind reader,
the latter variety as a general thing is intcr>
nally, almighty rotten. and my choice for a
good murphy is the smaller species Of pota-
toes everytime. Merchants amanuensis who
Evening star., 1867-06-11

Ottto ........,...I,
! first tnssallmens Watef|
lax ss.............@5 col
E2vtnG t4x,intefset froml
Dec. "a, 1853. .8144;4W
Tax paving knd cufb.I
Ing, Interest ffom Feb.I
ruary 8, 1875 -. &5y. .ll
Being the baot thifty-I
two feet 1foae a. ostd
lot by the depth tAAr6oGl
DITTO ............,...
Firbt inssAllr9Ant wateyi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81, DUO .......as. ......srt.
First inat4flHeAt Watad
Observation-Disclosures 60
Being the W6ot' tWefv4
fees four i9c&n6 1rUif 81
safd lot hy tAd 6en46I
thereof, ~
Ditto .............s.
FIRST tustAIlment water
@ @...s..s.........& q. -
Betne the East ave feet!
eleven inches ana the
Weet twenty tour test
tWU tnches ftuutof oaaA
~ hy the 6eptA thesVQs
Evening star., 1867-06-11

miller, S6m 0el.
Tax paving and curb .
ing, interest from Octo-
ber Is, 1865. 49,. $3.50 90
Tax paving and curb
ing, interest from June
%, 1896. 6..........S1l0.10
Mudgstt, Solon.
Alley tax. S4S on
Beginning seventeen feet
four inches from the
southeast corner Of said
lot on Maryland ay.
enue, thence running
westwardly along the
line Of said avenue
seventeen feet fonr in
ches, thence north
forty feet, thence east
one loot, thence north
thtrty.nipe feet SIX In.
ches, thence eastWaSd.
ly along the rear line
Of said lot seventeen
feet six inches, thence
south TO the beginning.
M0ehaY. ThAo6aPo.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

oo0 sAAOC 0Ok tcI
inches front Of said by
the depth thereof.
Miller, Robert. ...........
Mercer, Rachael. $50.
Tax paving aud curbing
interest from August7,
1866 .............& .&5i .32
Having q front OF eigh.
teen feet and next ad-
Joining the east nine
feet one inch front of
said lot BY the depth
thereof.
Moore, s. H., and u. j.
MCCARTHY.
Beginning on the line OF
q street one hundred
and twenty.six feet
west from the line Of
Twelfth street, thence
west nineteen feet,
thence sonth nifty feet,
thence east nineteen
feet, thence north fifty
feet to the BEGINNING,
Ditto. O................
Beginning on the line OF
q street nineteen feet
east from the northwest
corner OF said lot,
thenceeast sixteen feet,
thence south nifty feet
thence west sixteen
Evening star., 1867-06-11

seVs sssses I.
Magruder, r. d .....
First installMent water
Nx................$1.61 81
Being the east fifteen
feet and three quarter
inches front Of said by
the depth thereof.
! MN4aN p@kn~$
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Galveston Cotton Sta tcment.
baltimore Market.

s.ITIMORE September 25.-CorFRE-There was
sales to-day of 7e0 bags Rio, ex Convoy res1ie W 1oo
bags ex Anna, both on private terms: aso iron seso
hands IN lots 200 bags Rio at l514a1Slc strictly prime
9 arco and wanted, quote for cargo l3ai5Ac.
C rroN-We not some inquiry To-Day from sPiu-
ners with Gales of q bales Virginia a &c; paIes Low
Mddlnr North Carolina at 22c; Sc bales good style Low
Mddling at CSC; ALSO bale OF South Carolina new crop
at "a cs market closing dull ut 23a24 cents for Mid
ding. ,, 1,.,s am
more nenty; market generally firm. We report sales OF
1000 bbls Northwestern Super 1t 50 3ao ou lou Dds Oh
choice City Mills Super at Sl0 quote as to quality ~ oIa
10 and Howard street the same; also sac Oh V Dos
Howard Street Extra, price not transpired.
GpAS-Thc offerings Of Wheat day were comprised
nc sGO bushs white and H. $50 bushels rcd primo and
choice are in good demand but lower grades and tough
dn though held frrn included in the sales were
500 bushs tair good white at 81 3Oa2 6U no primo or
choice sold 500 bushs choice Maryland and Valley rcd ut
50 s 500 bushs 50 TO- 160 bushs good at 81 0Oa
90: 11O bushs at So 4Oa2 45 $500 bushs inferior and
tough at 50 IS. C0rn-5OOO oushs white recelVea,
,rkst dull only 100 bushs reported sod at 81 ~; loO
bushs yellow offered with sales OF 1T5 bushs at 81 3d. 4O
do at 81 So and 6O busbs at 81 So. Oas-4S20 bushels
offered; market dull only 800 bushs sold at 1Oc quote
good to prime at 65a70c. Rye-700 bushs received lOI
bu shs sold at 81 4 and 23s bushs at 81 As bushe
PRoy1stoNs-Were quiet today, but will light stocks
holders generally firm at last quotations. viz: for Mess
Pork s25 5Oa25 10 per bol; Western lard ana
CITY l3nal4c-outside figures for retail lots; Bulk
shoulders l3aI3llc; Bacon shoulders H3sal4Hc; rib
sides l7sIal7 10 clear rib plain Hams 19al9Hc.
aud Western sugar cured 233a2oc-sales OF Gil descp
tions small.
SUaAR-The market very frm grocery grade scarce,
particularly prine sales to-day include Al boxes Cuba
to better than No H. ut 12kc 90 hhds Cuba at l2c 70
hhds Porto Rico at l2c 20 do do at 1896 and Is do do
at 14c. , .oo
sALI-Two cargoes arrived the past week. in all, 9GO8
sacks Demand continues good for lots from dealers
and prices wi hout quoabe change viz: for Lverpooi
fine s3aS 20, and Ground Alum 81 25a2 80 per SACK
Turks Island continues dull.
WHIsKEY.-rhere is nothing doing To-Day that we
hear; ouctations entirely nominal
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Small Farms.
From The Wilmington IN. g. POSI-

From me WR7TleNytOH wv. C.J L Oss'J
gentleman of this city advertised in the col.
umns of the Post few DAYS slnce, enas ne moIe
tarms. On the third day after the aoTertlsemcnt
Arst appeared, sixteen persons had cahed upon
him to purchase land, and twelve OF the numhor
had ready money to comply with the terms OF pur-
The applicants we're all colored mon:
TSis is the first opportunity, We believe, the col
ored men have had to buy land in small parcels
and on easy conditions in this vicinity.
A snpoestion made in the columns of the Post,
os,,se5 )r Day the owner OF the land referred to,
to n tho experiment. The result is important as
showing first that there are large number of
prudent colored men in this community Who nave
saved from their hard earnings little for rainy
6av And second that this same class is ANXIOUS
and willing to cultivate tho soil on their own ac
count. Let others go and do likewise, ana In less
than ave wears, the unimproved lands OF New Han
over co1nty will blossom as tho rose; wilmington
market viii Sc equal 70 4nF o 'Hs We
In thriving New Eng and q majority OF laoor1ng
man own q home and sufficient ground to enable
tbe IN csse Of need to raise sufficient TO keep tne
wolf from the door. Hence native Pauper Is
scarcely seen il that section, ,,.,,.
In this connection, we will state another inter
estine fact. A gentlemen, planter, ana Nortn
CaroIinian by birth, residing in Cumberland CouIs
ty has made arrangements to sell party oi 9r co,r
cred men one of his plantations at ABOUT ocehas
what II WaG wCrtn DclOIo tue wa w sS,AS
the amount in cash, and mortgage the whole OF y
the land 70 enable them to ralse tne REQUIRED
raousy. he moreover left for the North yester-
dsy' where he will mako an effort to raise the
Tais gentleman Wax an active participant in the
var, bat accepts the situation in good faith, anu
hss intelligence enough " gee, and the courage 10
.,ursve tie y1sht course. A..
81 g meio,ity Of The Irgs landholders in the
SEX would adopt TIE course, they would be
r,fnyed d al ti.e5y tears ~ ~ the cOlOred race
Wtin,IlDyDn POST 1871.
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TESTIMONIALS.

1t may be satisfactory to soma to see;a
few from among the many of the newpa-
per and other notices that might be seiec-
ted, which have generously been taken OF.
the College, location, teachers, &C. But
our best epistles are our former pupils.
scattered all over North and South Caroll-
ma, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia. Tennessee,
Mississippi, Texas and other States. '' =
SpAarANBURa FEMALE CoILEaE,--"A
fine climate, healthy location and .compe--
tent Facalty, recommend this College to
public patronage" ."--Min'.tes of S. G. Con-.
ference for 1866. .-..,+. e.... -''' i''''
-SpARrANBURa FEMALE CoLLEaE..
"This Institution Of South Carolina lop-
ference, opens October Sd. 1t is under
the Presidency Of that experienced cescher,
DR.. ". A. Cummings !. Its pro ximity to
WoAord College gives, some a. dvahtage' to
those who have both sons and daughters to
educate from home; AID the renown Of
Spartanburg for its healthfulness and reli-
gious privileges, commends it to public fa-
vor" "-Soathern Christian Adyocate, Aag.
Is, 1867 ''' - - ,..-.,,--~
SPARTANsURa FEMALE CoLLEaE.-"ft-
gives us pleasure to announce to the pub
lie, the re-opening Of this popular institu-
tion, under the management Of the Rev. a.
W. Cummings, D. D. The: reputation Of
the President for scholarship and admins
trative ability, should COMMAND for the
Institution liberal patro-nage;.. and.-we
hope that the friends of female education.
will bestir themselves to give to this Col
lege that support and encouragement With
which it was IGNORED in former years It's
ep.esent4tives are scattered throughout the
land. and they surely cannot forget the
pleasant associations Of by-gone days, and
disregard the claims of their Alma Mater.
Let one and all do something to sustain
this important educational interest, THAT
our daughters may be as corner-stones, pol
ished after the similitude of palace ~
SpartanJmy E:rpress, 1866. -, - =, -
HoLsroN CONFERENCE FEMALE COL
LEGE.-" We have been pleased to learn
that the last session was eminently success
full, and with the present able and efficient
corpse of teachers, (three of whom are now
in the Spartanburg Female College, under
the lead of DR. Cummings, promises to
! fulfil the fullest hopes Of its friends.
Abingdon T-1aginidn, May, 1860 ..-....
Ho1sroN CONFERENCE FEMALE Coz;
LEGION the President, Rev. DR.. Gum
mngs and the Faculty it is only 4eeessa dacs
not detract anything from the high reputa;;
vears as able teachers and skilful managers
Of literary institution. The COMMITTEES
feel safe in saying, in the language of one
Of S the Oldest and most active Trustees,
Hon n. w. Wood6n, in regard to tha
President that they have the right mani
in the right place Report Of Eramin-
ing Committee Of H. C. F. College May 10,
1861.
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and al import Of 500 boxes, per bark sican 500 co.
Gs so per box Lemons selling in obbng lots a' s'i
. pcr box.
GUNSr BAos-There have boon sales of 100 bales at 2c
cash.,
GUNNY CLorH-The marAst is quiet Sales OF 3S baics
at 22H cash..
NAVAL sToaEs-Spiris Turpentine is in modera1e. Ge
mand at 81 1Aa62c per gallon. In Tar Rosn OF ii'N'
there have Teen no sales of importance. -. 40
SUGAR-Tho market is steady. with moderate ooo @u
msnd Sales of COO boxes No 10 to TO- at yv
hhds fair to good refining lallc 60 hhds grocery
at 12Ha12Mc per ID. Refined Sugars are selling al
l6% for crushed. powdered and granulated anu ifSA
15Ac for coffee crushed.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL MArrEns.--The return OF tne ~
Bank of England for the week ending September ra r
gives the following results when compared VIII 'n'
vious week. SseA
Public deposits 522 Increase. 3oa "a IA
Other deposits. 1a,15 5i77s Increase. N'''
On the other side OF the account
Govt Securities. f12, 2,S45,272 No change os g76
Other Securities 94S Decrease 80 9oS
Notes unemployed 44C6S70 Increase 3 1cc ooS he
The amount of notes in circulation is f23 Iso o
inc decrease of ESQ GAS: and the stock OF bunoh ~
both departments is f24 532 showing an ncreasu
of f276,25 when compared with the preceding 'e'"
Wilmer & Smiths European Times. of 18th inst' lA'
the following a. ,horo is 1.lc
chance to note since our last review. anything' t
ia hotter feeling and prices are well mainaheu.
there is absence OF business ana wneIel ~ t @ otk
|
exchanres little or nothing is reing done There - -
plenty of money offer at low rates. but no
is shown to the advantages open ioi ei'iiei
| or speculative purposes. ,.- .,,o, the
The bank return publish to-day shows tha' the the
co,,rse of the accounts is still in the Old drecuo.
dcnosits ayinp largely increased and tho loan anu
connt business having fallen off, the reserve presents
further increase f61ss95 and the aggregate now %
sideraby exceeds fifteen and half niinons IONS ,nr, nv
creosn-s276 25O-n tho coin and bullion fals snort
only SOS $50 of the amount of gold sent into the oahS
from abroad during the week. and from tns Is n 10 Re
rovinces ia now equal to the arrest requirements Inc
Of bullion now s62 2s7 in excess Of the notes N
the hands of the public On the only Ss b
when such circumstance occurred laney. ~ ioo., w
derencc was f70O l2S Before the end OF the freS'n
month that total will be considerably exceeded a.. e
it rIo hoe bean almost n,hI. There is a very large
amount ormo indeed for which there is no dcana q
ai,bonch the rates for are so low as = 10 I1s
cont In the stock Exchange there is also plethora o.
money and loans on English Government securues art
| offered as low as q cent
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EXPENSES.

1t is confidently believed that while this
Institution offers high inducements; in the
way1of educational, social, moral and re
ligious advantages, it holds cut motives Of
a pecuniary kind, equal, if not greater than
any other Look at the advertisements Of
this and other schools, North or South, and
parents will see that they make saving by
sending to Spartanburg.