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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
MRS. LINCOLN.

The Hon. Isaac n. Arnold, in a letter to tn,
New York Tribune, urging the payment by thu
ration Of a sum Of money to support the wild
~ and young son of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. elo
gently says:
In Europe is seen everywhere the wealth
nnl honor lavishcd upon her great men. Gt
IL Blenhcim aud see the magniiicence which
Englanl iavishcl upon her Marlborough. &,
to Westminster Abbey, and see how a monar.
chg loi"rs its heroes and statesmen. Go t,
the residence OF Wellington, and turn over til,
appropriations of Parliament, aud see the
milti"ns which Great Britain proudly offered
the cnnqueror of aterloo. Go to Paris ana
- how u nation 5 revenues have been proud
ly spent to honor Inc memory of Napoleon.
10 to Brady's, too. in New York, and sec
!" a nations revenues have been proud,
Z pen led in the piles of Mrs. Lincoln OLD
ass and things Muscatme Journal.
We have rs yet said nothing as regards the
course Of Mrs. Lincoln. We however in th>
outset, say that she has taken the most cons
s%onmntely contemplate course that any vag
abond could take. Ii the eloquent Mr.. Arnold
who is so very anxious about The precuniary
We f.'e Of her hy whom the nation is dis
graced, by her wan, Of respect for the memo
~ Of the nation Patriot, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
would for \ moment turn his attention to the
condition Of millions OF our race who are dcs.
tltute OF the common necessities of life, lie
would hnd material for q more eloquent ap
peal, than that of urging the payment of any
sum Of money to such a protligatc, naughty.
proud. se..ish, Is %'istic sympathizer with trea.
SO . I'd traitors as was Mrs. Lincoln during
the heb lion. We well know that Europe has
lavished wealth upon l,,ose whose pecuniary
condition in ale VAS such as not to heed it
and We know full as we'll that she has also
crushed her millions Of poor to earth, starving
and furnishing for the common comforts OF
life, but We do hope that our statesmen 0
America will not take the same course. Til,
nation has homes, debts to pay, she has hel
millions who are seeking and needing eleva-
ting in tn, s:.le Of humanity, who are need
lug the nations protecting arm thrown around
them, who II cd teaching both intellectually
and mora u. let the nation first do hsr duty
TO them MOI PARTIALLY, but wholly, before she
seeks TO Law ish upon any one not deserving it
any sums Of money or other assistance whats
ever. The one Aundred thousand dohurs which
1t took to replace the plunde:ing Of the Whie
House ut Washington, by some one, after the
death of Mr.. Lincoln. points with unerring
precision to The necessity Of being careful
how gifts are bestowed on unworthy persons,
especially OF suspicious bearings.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01

hearty support. The money paid them en-
riches and builds up the west.
This new Company makes from Western
materials immense quantities Of German sill
yer and sheet brass 1.-THE onlygoods Of the
kind manufactured west of Connecticut), and
fifty designs of clocks, beautifully finished,
many Of them new, and especially suited to
the Western market. Their regulators, as
well as common clocks, are pronounced by
jewelers. and railroad men to be more reliable
time keepers than any in the market.
There is no reason why they should be
otherwise, as all their machinery is new and
Of the most approved designs. II don't de
clocks any good to be tumbled about q thou
sand miles up the Hudson river, over the
Erie canal and around the lakes, as most Of
the clocks brought to Chicago are-and VIC
would any housekeeper wishing q
cheap and reliable and pretty clock to call for
one Of the United States Clock Company's Of
Chicago; and every jcwc!er who would CON.
suit the interests Of his patrons, md has
the welfare of the West at heart, to send Ia
their General Wholesale Agents, Giles Bro. &
Co. the we'll known jewelers. Of Chicago for .
catalogue. s8 r4a4 taa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
For The Republican.
C~HAwFoRDsvILL, fvp.,
October 18th, 1867.

WF0RDsvILL, I'D,
October 10Th, 1867.
Ma. EDTrOR AT present the all inspiring
theme here is the late election. Ohio and In
diana have given small Republican majorities
while at the same time show ing very large
Democratic gains. For instance Ohio in 1865
gave 10000 Republican majority, now less
than $500 for Governor, while the Legislature
il Democratic. hat 'ocs this mean ? is nat
urally SPOKEN by all. 1t means many things
is the cand d reply. The Republican party is
Not infallib.e. 1t has risked TOO much in the
late election on its former prestige. Cues
Absus were placed at issue which the popular
mind Was not yet ready TO receive. Then in
reality there was much fault found in the
'pril.e pies at issue, even by good Republicans.
For INSTANCE our party is by no means n unit
on the financial issue of the hour. MANY
are prone to side with the Democrats in having
Government Bonde taxed. Others think Sec
rotary McC ullough should adopt different
CLANS, safer aud more expeditions, in paying
off the National debt Again there is grea,
opposition 10 equal suffrage. Lastly, an apo
thy ON the part of Republicans in going to the
iolls. and An increa sed activity on the part OF
the Democrats. has almost lost W. the elections
this year. The old adage about the stra VIZ
Showing which why the wind blows, will al
least for once prove a failure. Present signs
are by no means premonitory of u signal vic.
tor, by democracy next year. BY their hard.
est figuring at present results they cannot
.uke u out. The colors under which they
made the campaign this year, are deceptive
Their worry nature tended 10 draw to their sup.
port, Unaffected and weak k1ccd individuals
A short time will suffice to bring forth tn
false am dangerous conclusions, which mus
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01

VUvO CONSERVATIVES. The Rev. Edward A
4 Wilson will sends free of charge) to all
who desire it. the prescription with the direc-
tons for making and using the simple rem edy
by which he was cured Of lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. His only
object is to benetit the afflicted and he hone 8
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Please address Rev. EDWARD A,
WILSON, No. 165 South Second Street, Wills
liamsburgh, New York. . 21yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01

GTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SS:-
- Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made at the December term of the coun-
ty Court, to be held at the office of the County
Judge of said County of lama, at Toledo,
Tama county, Iowa, commencing on the 2nd
day Of December, A. b. 1867, for an order to
vacate Blocks No. five ~ six (6) seven az
and eight (S) of Jerome and Edmunds' addi-
ton to the Town of Toledo,-except Lot No.
two ~ in Block No. five (5) Of said addition.
The time Of hearing Of said application is ten
o'clock Of that day. NORTON BATES.
Dated Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 90, 1o67.-44w4s2.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
AT THE EST
Living Rates !

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is
IA hereby given that the undersigned was
this day appointed Administrator Of the Els.
tate of Frederick Kluge late Of Tama county,
State Of Iowa deceased. oHg
All persons having claims against said
estate will present the same for adjudication
and persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate will please call and settle the
lame. q stys
+. X. ARMSTRONG,
v1n41w4 Administrator.
Toledo. Iowa. Oct. 10. 1857.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
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1t is reported that negotiations are pending
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01

A party of Eastern capitalists nave con-
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size as the Cozzeus at Omaha.
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company may apply to
VIM. H. Harris0ms
General Insurance e6N36,
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
MEXICO.
Departure of Mrs. JuaFez for
Mexico.
The Trial of M0cSasaigi09,.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
Madame Juarez and party, numbering IF
teen persons, arrived last night. and left this
morning for Vera Cruz on board the revenue
cutter Wilderness Capt. Freeman. They viii
have slender accom- modations, as the vessel is
not built for passengers.
We have files from the Brownsville Rancho
70 to the 4th inst, publishing the proceedings
OF the court martial that tried Macmillan aud
his generals. The court was composed of a
Lieutenant Colonel as President, six Captains
and Lieut.. Col. Manuel Aspierdso as Judge
Advocate. The prisoners were tried separate
~, each plea containing denial of the iuris-
diction of the court, and protesting against
the refusal of the right to appeal. Macmillan
was confined to his bed when his case was
called, his being the last. He was ably de-
Tended by Senior Eulalio Ortega, who refuted
the charges of Maximiian's usurpat;ons and
cruelty, lie sad the law Of the Sd OF October
was made when Macmillan was cheated into
the belief that Juarez had abandoned the ter
ritory, and that enc OF the articles of that law
was dictated by the French commander-in-
chief. He Furthermore said that that law was
only intended as a terror, and as there never
had been petition for pardon presented, it
was considered as useless. He earnestly asked
the members of the court in the name of civ
iiization and history, which will judge of the
terrible deeds done this day,as defenders of the
second independence of Mexico, to save the
good name OF the country in the eyes of COM
ing generations. They will forever applaud
the browning of the greatest victories by the
greatest pardons. Among the accusations
against Macmillan is one of attempting to
prolong the war by the decree Of March 18th,
and creating regency in case Of his death ia
coming battles. Jesus Maria Vasquez, one of
Maxmilian's counsel, closed the argument as
follows:-"If you condemn the Arch Duke to
death, am not uneasy about coalition in Er1-
rope or the threatening attitude of the United
States may assume towards the republic. I
have confidence in the Liberals who have root
ed out the French from this soil, but fear
the universal reproach that will fall upon our
country as an anathema more than ever by the
sentence of death because of the nullity of the
proceedings of this court" The court COM
menced at 8 A. M. on the 18th, and went into
secret session on the evening Of the 14th, and
dissolved the same night.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
From WRshin gtoH.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
A treaty has just been concluded between
the Post Office Department of Great Britain
and the United States, whereby on and after
the 1st of January, 1868, the postage on letters
not exceeding one half an ounce in weight to
and from the United States, shall be twelve
cents instead of twenty-four cents as now
charged. The details of the treaty are very
elaborate, and embrace many important
changes in existing relations. 1t was execut-
ed in London on the 18th ult by Mr.. Kasson,
special commissioner on behalf of the United
States, and the Duke of Montrose, Postmaster
General Of Great Britain, and was fiually ap-
proved by the President on the 9Th inst
The Judiciary Committee has prepared a
minority report III favor OF the impeachment
of the President, and it will be ready to pre-
sent it when the House shall SO require it.
The probability now is that Congress will
not adjourn until the end of next week.
The Senate will tomorrow endeayor to reach
vote on the reconstruction bill reported by
Mr.. Trumbull, irrespective of that passed yes
terday by the House and now in the posses
sion Of the Senate. Several days may elapse
before the two branches come to an agreement
and besides there will be detention by the veto.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
New York Marker,

New YORK, July 10.
at 26te.
Fl0ur-l0 g Doc higher; sales OOoO bbls: State at
30 q II 00i round hoop Ohio at ii 90 a IL 90 West
ern al 20 q 10 90; choice do at 10 co "a 12 20 tsouth-
ern at 30 q II 70; California at il rs az ii Is.
Wheat-3 q DC higher; sales Ge,0 600 bush: new
White Virginia Mt 8 S5; new Amber Georgia at 30
q 8 O5; No. 1 Milwaukee at So; Green Bay Spring
at As.
Corn-unchanged; sales $1,000 bush; new Mixed
Western O63 q los; small lots choice at 90; New
Orleans at %.
Oats-a shade higher; sales $1,000 bush; State and
Ohio at e2e Western at 80 @ CSC; Canada at s5lc.
Beef-irin; new plain mess Is 20 @ "a 90; new ex-
ira mess 20 90 g Is 90.
Pork--unsetted and heavy; sales $500 bbls; new
mess closed at % 25 cash, and old at Fl 25.
Lard-tirm; sales 500 bbls. at III q 12sc.
Butter-quiet; Ohio at 10 g 2lc; State at II q 26c
Whiskey-steady.
Rice-quiet.
sugar-firm; sales 1900 bids. Muscovado at III
he.
Coffee-quiet.
Molasses-Quiet.
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged.
roleum--hrmer; crude at II @ 1sc; refined
bonded at 29c.
Tallow-steady; sales 1O2, 900 lbs at III q 11s.
Wool-dul and heavy.
Freights to Liverpoo-lnore active Cotton per
steamer 3-lGd.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
Wanted.
Young Girl Wanted.

pY Watch-Maker, Window on Middle or Ex-
ID change st.
Address A. B., Portland. jy9d1ws
Young Girl Wanted.
A BOUT IA or 16 years old to helpin the work OF
IA small family. .---r-
Apply at No 20 Winter street. jy9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11

SAVANNAH, GA, July 10.
A Republican mass meeting was held this
evening, which was addressed BY a. W Long,
OF N. Y, who gave the negroes good advice
Hewas followed by several others. Resolu-
tons were passed endorsing the Atlanta Con-
vention and Congress.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
A large number of Maximilian's officers and
soldiers, representing several nations, are in
this city, all wearing mourning badges.
MOBILE, July 10.
The registry list was closed to-day The
whole number registered is as follows: Whites,
3,277; blacks, 1,731.
RICHMOND, Va, July 10.
Last night, in Petersburg, about 200 negroes
assembled at the cars and rescued from the
sheriff of Nansemond county negro convict
ed Of felony, who was being brought to the
penitentiary here. They made the sheriff pro-
duce the key to the handouts, and then made
off with the prisoner. The negro was again
arrested by the police of Petersburg this morn
ing and brought to the pententiary.
The majority of the negroes registered in
this city so far is 100.
The French tobacco seized as captured prop
erty by the Government, and for which the
Rotbschilds are suing, was sold to-day by the
United States Treasury agent. The msney is
to be held until the suit is decided. There
were 319 no sheads.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
Lost,

Lost.
lETWEEN Chatham and Franklin Streets, be-
, tween nue ard ten O'clock this forenoon a MEM
orandum book containing a milk account, and
small amount of money. The finder will be suitably
remarked by leaving it at the drug store oil Charles
Cory, Fore Street.
July l, 1867. jy2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
Arrest OF COuaserfeisers,

New YORK, July 10.
and two female counterfeiters at an obscure
place on Staten Island. They had all the ap-
purtenances for the manufacture of money,
consisting of transfer press, plates, dies litR-
ographic stones, inks, material for bronzing,
The men and women were found in the place
and taken into custody, but refused to give
any information in regard to the business, or
their names. Upon the close of the examine
ton of the place small trunk was discovered
in which was found acceptances on August
Belmont's house in Brussels, amounting to
some millions of francs, but these documents
are supposed to have been forged
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
EUROPE.
n g w . 81 THE GA BEE

LONDON, July 9-Evening
In the House of Lords this evening, Earl
Derby stroagly denounced the action of the
Mexican government in putting Macmillan
to death, but he made no disclosures as to
what measures the government intend to
adopt in regard to Mexico.
The Sultan Of Turkey has accepted the in
vitation OF the Emperor of Austria to visit him
in Vienna. 1t is accordingly announced that
the Sultan will return to Constantinople by
way of Vienna, where he will remain one week
the guest of the Emperor Francis Joseph.
VIENNA, July 8.
His Majesty the Emperor has finally decid-
ed to visit Paris, and has fixed the period of
his visit during the month of September
BERLIN, July 9.
Arrangements have been perfected for
conference between the King of Prussia and
the sovereigns Of the South German States,
which will take place at an early day.
LIVERPOOL July 9.
Two business firms in this city, Messrs
Bond & Beeber and Messrs. Meller & Southall,
who are largely engaged in the Brazilian trade,
have susp ended payment.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11

~, NEW YORK, July 10.
The steamer Troga brings Havana dates OF
The bark Ocean Home was not sold on the
1st, Mr.. Stewards request being complied with,
The reported revolution at Porto Rico was
simply military revolt, which was easily sup
pressed. The leaders were executed
1t is reported that cargo of slaves has been
secretly landed.
Each vessel arriving after the 21st instant
VIII be fined twenty-five dollars for lack of
fest.
The sugar market was active at Sd reals
per anobe D. S. No. u.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

Lost, Strayed or stolen!
L'ROM the Wharf of Portland Steam Packet Co.,
Il since 30th May, Box measuring about 20 feet,
containg household goo IS such Feather Bed, Pill
low Gases, Carpeting, Quilts, &c. Marked R. r.
MCPHERSON, corner of Elm and Oxford streets.
Possibly some one has taken the box by mistake.
Whoever will return said Box shall be suitably re-
warded. c. T. WILLIAMS,
OF Portland Steam Packet Company.
July 8. 1867. jy5d1w
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
In Bankruptcy.

OFFICE OF THE o. 5. MARsHAL AS MEssENGER,
Portland, il ly 10, 1867.
THIS is to give notice. that on the eighth day Of
L July, A. D. 1867, warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of Josiah Bureigh OF Port
land, In the County of Cumberland, and State of
Maine, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his
own petiton that tie paymento OF any debts and De
to him, for his use and the transfer of any prop.
erty by him, forbf len by law; that meeting e.
the creditors OF the aid Bankrupt, TO PROV tne.'
debts, and to choose or more Assignees or is
tate will be hell I. Court of Bankruntcy, W pe
holden at Portlan". before James " sseh9een,
REGISTER, on til q arpk Wednesday AFTER the hrst
MONDAY of August. a. b. 1861, at ten O'clock A, M,
at his Office. CHAnLIE;S OLAnh,
S. Marshal as Messenger Dist' OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
Csuciuuati Markets.

CINCINNAJI, July 10.
Flour improved in demand but unchanged; higher
grades have improved most stock light. Wheat firm
with at lighter supply at 240 for No. and 80 for
No red. Corn firm and unchanged; at 76c in bulk
and So g ssc sacked. Oats advancing; sales at 7sc
for No. 1. Rye firm and held at 20 for middling
Whiskey steady at SOC. Provisions-Mess Pork firm
sales at 20 90 q % so. Bacon active; sales at loo
for shoulders 1sc for clear Sides 12A tor clear rib
sides and 11sc for rib Sides Hams firm and in good
demand at lie for common, and 10 a zoe for sugar
cured. Lard In improved demand; sales OF prime
country At 113c Butter dull at IL az Ice. Cheese at
at II @ 13c. Exchange steady and unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-11
Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, H., july 10.
Flour-frm and steady. Wheat quiet ate 90 "a SO
for regular Corn firm; sales at IS q s6Ac for No.
and g q size for No.2: Oats steady at 81 g 6sc,
Rye firm at decline of g Be-; sales at 10 for No.
@ lie Cattle more active at 50 a 57t for fair to
good shipping. Live Hogs fairly active at decline
OF 10 q l5c; sales at IS q 90 tor fair to extra
choice. Sheep dull at rs 944O
Receipts-2,0O0 bbls. -four, $500 bush wheat, los,
OOO push. corn 5000 BUSH oats, s,Ooo hogs' snip.
meIts-8,0O0 bbls. -four, $500 BUSH wheat, I77ouo