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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
G. ..e al New.

The Long Bridge over the Potomac Ut wash
ington bids fair to be total wreck Cd account
Of the ice.
Cyrus W. Field leaves for London on Nedn-
esday 10 endcavor 10 have cable laid from
Heart Content to Boston,
The Executive Mansion has been thorough>
ly rem waited st cost Of $4,000 The new
carpets and curtains were specially imported
from Eng and.
The aggregate of appropriations for pensions
for the current year is, as stated BY the House
$50, $50, oo0-two-,hirds Of which goes to
mothers, widows and sisters Of soldiers.
Congressman Culver, who was sued by John
Duffield, and retained in Jail several months
last year, was acquitted on The 9th. The vcr-
lict was received with demonstrations of APP
plause by the audience in the court.
Tie Postal Committee have decided to rec
,mmend The repeal oil the law prohibiting the
carrying Of books and newspaper. in the over
and mail, and making the postal laws Q: the
country uniform in their action.
Further acts have been developed relative
TO Secretary Stanton's removal of prisoners
rom the Dry Tortugaa TO Fort Delaware
stanton says lie acted in accordance with
he law rs propounded by the supreme Court.
Gen L. c. Baker was before the Judiciary
omm:ttee on the 1ih ~ a witness in the i'm
eachmc,t case. lie testified to having beer
he possvasor Of a letter from Andrew johnson
0 jeff. Davis, Offering to Join the rebels OF
certain terms. He says the letter con y,
produced.
The Jasper Free Press coI'ains an accounto
sad accident happening On the Railroad
ar that pluce On Saturday, by which two
nen were suddenly hurried into eternity
While the hands were working in heavy cut
4 the timber, heavy bank OF earth fell in
,pon tie wcrkmen, crushing a wagon, and in
,,an,ly killing two of the men. One was an
ishman named Dugan, the other Norwe-
ian whose name VIC did no learn. his is the
second instance, within a month OF death in
lis manner near that locality.--Last week
lumber Of barrels of what appeared to be white
cans, were brought to Monroe, on the Rail-
oad marked for Nc w,on. An accidental exam
nation discovered that i, wss Il stock OF whisky
.eing slausgted into Newton in his manner
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

On rho evening Of the 2oth inst, Fred
Douglass lec,,red ri the NJ f. Church. II
Mount Vernon. Ills theme "Thc Defects o.
our Government was well handled. The
house foil TO overlooking. Andy Johnson
got a mvsi terrible political pounding 50 mucl
40 thai We should think he had political are
head MIR. Douglass was opposed tot the two term
aystcm. lie wanted that abolished. When a
President is onc2 elected he Immediately com.
mences fishing for the mex; term. He was op
posed 70 he veto power This ia not consists
eu' with Republican institutions. Ii is n for
eigner anA came from across the waters. Our
Federal Constitution is defective and We ak
in those particulars. when it WAS despotic, and
s,rong in those where Repuhlicani,m was in
oorpor4ted into it's provisions, Ii was per
fec,iy natural for our forefathers. for the,
were foreign born, and raised under mon
Nrchic al government and surrounded by its
associations. and influences. He was opposed
10 the appointing and removing power as the,
s'cod. He wanted no removal ar appo ntmen,
valid unless endorsed by both branches OF
Congress III believed ,hst these were bette;
qualified IN Judge .: the wishes Of the peopl.
than one man lie wanted this one nan gov.
crnnnn, abolished. If we we're to he ruled
over hv one man and his rule was the law he
wanted and preferred p King at once II,
Wa, opposed to he pardoning power as il now
s'uad. The people should through their Rep
,acn.ai!Ncs. have something to say about that.
lie was opposed TO having Vice President
lh.s lnsition IS only an insentive or induce.
IL n, ios the man occupying the position, t.
las. ro..le means to attain to the Tresiiencv-
Il WIS Usl place fer :. bad man; and even !;
fo,i cue M shi be Induced to pander 10 pref,
{. &c and DO an a CT which Il .ht make ansthe
".sc,i,icucy President lie was u genuine
iUil h.aa1 Democrat He was for the peopl,
,'qa the raople ruling lie believed in al hn,
in, extended to item The elective franchis,
women and all He believed that no woma,
would retuse 20 he Queen and thought the,
sh"na not oproso the right TO cast lallot--
II women were IL for queen they were GEL.
,ainy I'll to ci5t ballot.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
4 Clergyman Convicted for Whipping
His Child to Death.

, Albany Disra'ch January 9th to the New
York Tribune.
The case Of John Lindsey, the clergyman
Of Shelby, Orleans county, New York, who in
June last caused the death of his son three
years Of age, by whipping fox disohedisnce,
came up for trial at Albion on Thursday last
ona indictment for manslaughter in the Sec
ond degree. The physician who made the
post nsoricm examination gave the circumstance
OF the whipping ne related to him by Linds-
ley, he said about nine o'clock on the night Of
his death his wife who was not the child s
i. refused to do; she failed to make him mind
and asked him 10 do it ]; he said he commenced
correcting him with piece Of shingle; he
whipped and talked to him alternately for two
and a half hours; he reasoned with him and
tried to make him mind at the end eft and
| half hours he saw change, stopped whip
ping him, laid him on couch and called his
wife; she came and said, " hy Johney is dy>
ing'' he said he guessed not, and took him of
the lounge and he died in his arms he said
the child tainted or had srasm; it rolled up
It's eyes and became still and dead. A neigh
Dor that was called in Immediately after the
death, testified that Lindsey was much moved
walking up aud down the room, and exclaim.
ing repeatedly, .'He gone; poor Johnny il
dead have whipped him to deth. Prepers
ations we're made for burying the child the
mex, day, but the coroner interfered. The
body was taken ont OF tie coffin and examined
by the doctors. Tn one side Of tbs forehead
there was q mark Of discolcratien, and also on
the jaw; the arms were discolrred 10 within
two inches from the shoulder and down to
| near the elbow; tie discoloration covered
nearly oil the outside; below the elbow the
arms were discolored 10 near tho hand, the
backs Of the hands were bruised and swollen:
the hack OF the tugers was bruised more than
the hands the skin was broken OH the fingers
about the nails; from the point Of the hip pos
teriOrly, the part was discolorcd, except about
| the knees, and the same below the knees to
the feet; tina bottom Of the feet had been bills.
tered and broken in the hollow Of the foot the
size OF the bruises WAS about as large AZ a
/ fifty cent piece, and was irregular il shape
the chi 4 looked rs though it had been bruised
by single. Mrs. Lindsey testifd hat the
whipping was done with a shingle about an
inch wide. The jury after remaining out
about eight hours, brought in verdict Of
Manslaughter in the second degree. Linds.
ley is about thirty years old, and PASSED
through college aud a theological seminary
acquiring reputation as y brilliant schol ar
lie afterward preached three years in the " -,
and last al Manlius, N. Y. leaving the pro.
fession OH account OF ill-hcslth. The attempt
to prove that Lindsey was subject to mental
disorders was not successful though it wal
shown that he was ola moody and unamiable
disposition, and treated his wife .harshly.-
Tie prisoner was sentenced to imprisonment
/ in the Suite Prison for four years ana sir
months.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
A 4 LECTURE ,.r'.', :, TO YOUNG s'',,, a.s

= Just Published, III Sealed Euuel-
Ope. Price six cent?
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness, l. voluntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Marrsg. gen.
orally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical inca pacity, re-
suling from Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBERTJ
CULvERwELL, NJ. D., Author Of the .Gr.en
Book &c.
The world-renownel author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consequences Of Self
Abuse may be etfec,unlly removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical or>
erations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cor
dials. pointing out mode Of cure at once
certain and e6ectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.
Ths Lecture Usu proCs Boox to Thousands
aud Thousonds.
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on the recei pt OF six cents. or
two postage stamps. Also Dr. Culvetwcll's
Marriage Guild = price Is cents. Address
the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. CLINE& co.
l27 Bowery, New York,
wholly Post Office Box 1856.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
lew ELKl STORE.
MCGEE bros & R. II. Err AZEE.

WELKY STORE.
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II you want q Watch, lock, or any kind
Of Jewelry, call on Notices & Co., ut tile sign
Of the
! 1A@a9 WA99uo
TOLEDO, IOWA,
Where you will find good assortment Of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Of every de-.
scripion. Also Pla ed ware, Lockets. Thin
bles Scissors, Spectacles, Razors, pocke,
Knives, Tobacco Boxes, China Dolls, Pocke.
Books. Portfol os Violins, Accordeons, b inns,
Gold Pens, and a COOL assortment Of
{ o MFEG ITO ~ gR3Eg,
In fact, almost everything usually 70 md in
Jewelry, Notion, and 10y store; MI OF ilich
will be sold alta
TKIFLE ABOV.l COST.
Erasivc Soap for taking OF Paint, Tar and
Grease.
II your Watch, Clock or Jewelry of any kind
wants repairing, call on Il. IL. FKAZEL, office
with MCGEE a. BRO.
Remember the placc-South Of the Public
Square, sign OF
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Having had over fifteen years experience in
repairing watches, clocks, jeweiry, &C.; and
am confident OF my ability to do f,st-ciass
work. Customers may rest assured that
Will spare no pains to
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Rember the place, Sign Of the valch, South 81
the Public Square,
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VIM 2p.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
a CARD TO INvALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer.
ica - missionary, discovered . safe and
simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weak
ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs. and the whole train Of
disorders brought on by taneful and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been already
cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted by 4
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
| wiz send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in SEES led envelope, to any
one wno needs It, free Of charge.
Please inclose : postpaid envelope, ad
dressed to yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
vln4y
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22
1910 10000.

In the list below will be found the LARGEST
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Haitcf Jak l-iIc... S4,uoO oUo
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Hartford Fire, Hartford, ..... 1000, 900
international, N. w.. ........ l,500,0DO
i.orillard, n. Y. :. ........... l,40D0Uu
Continental, n. Y,............ 1860, 900
State Insurance Co, Clinton, Iowa.. 100000
In the above lis, OF Companies will be found
the most ample security 10 policy holders nd
positive indemnity guaranteed tor any losses
which may occur. losses occurring within
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is furnished.
Parties desiring sound and reliable insur
snce will find 1t to tneir material advantage
to apply to this agency rather than to patron-
lie the Travelling uenders Of SPURIOUS AA-
TICLES who are swarming through the coun-
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This agency is permanently established in
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" i'll represent none other than the most sound
and reliable Companies.
Rates OF Insurance ne low rs is consistent
with the good interests Of all parties con.
cerned.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

Policies Issued WITHOUT DELAY by
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-02-22

UtMi'o FUhhiSHiMG GOODS.
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND DO
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Of THE RICHEST PATTERNs!
Clothing in Suits or by the Piece.
SOW offered at COST.
Particular attention is invited 10 my
fAMaAE GR0e RaR5,
which are unsurpassed in the Marl..
Wy boota and Shoes are mostly Custom Nads
ana are warranted TO give satisfaction.
Lamps. Lamp Shades, Valiant Window Pa.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
InvlsibIe HsOisOue +.

The Mcdic:s and the Borcas fortified their systems
with powerful antdotes against the subtle poisone
with which they used 10 destroy their enemies. and
which they feared might one day be employed
aga INST the nsevcs. There Invisible poisona, al
most as deadly, against which few Oft think OF la
king ary precautions. These hancs are In tina ar
When the atmosphere is surchargcd with them, M il
sometimes is ut this season, epidemic ieyers cnsuc.
The Summer which has just closed has been most
remarkable oLe. The amount OF rain that has fallen
has been cIcrmous ard the cxhala ions from the soil
have been aud Gre. dense aud copous almost beyond
exam. pie. Thee exhalston. exercise n pernicious
influence en- the vital powers, and prciispuse the
system 70 disease. Everywhere people are com
planning az unusual debility. lassiude aud depress
ion. Thtsc = mptcms are GENERALLY iD.eTunncrs of
cptG' M c. Colneat them carly before hey lapse
into methirg wur-c-wiih EOSI ErrEHS STOM-
AtH BirfEhS. tie most Effective antidote 10 ma
laIia that the ve.se able Kingdom has yielded
is opera on Is threeio.d,- nvigcratng, depurstivc
and aniiblious. Free from any Ingredient that is ia
the slightest degree deolerious 10 hcaitn ard con
sin'ng tn juces and extracts ofthc rarcst medicinal
Aerhs, u is lmmea,uraby superior. ms defensive
preparation to any other tonic herbal or mineral. at
yrcsen, used in medical practice. a course OF HOS
LETTERS DlTTERS is, humanity speaking, q per
feet safeguard agsust Intermittent aud rem,,tenl fe
yers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-11
GaAxps issPaxsE.

There IS 40 ..ss &C li.r als.ag tie 'sci IA,
.ae D.msetl s. az ossI lie eaentfy fave
..su 'eken " sasf .t Jas festl, oi .
.seut b. .tansy lvana asa 0A.c.
.rycs EN- ST.. ,tpnsI.. II Caio arg tAe
Z puIac4..s c..ecy ds.n5ioandei, and
We may add ,ba, Democrats are none the
less so--otlr that the state Of feeling real
il d by the parties is gloriously dissimilsr.
This Democracy Of the country had no more
expectation OF carrying the State Of Ohio in
this campaiga than they had Of flying to the
moon. Ia that State they worked like
beavers, and from every stump they labored
like heroes 10 fasten their views upon the
people, but their most sanguine hope was
not equal 10 the result with which their la
bors have been crowned. They fclt conf
cent Of making grea. in.cads upon the rsdi-
cal msjori,y oflsst year. but the idea OF carry
ing the State, even by the smalles. majority.
we do not think was seriously entertained
surely it vas not outside OF it. tits most
glorious victory and one thns will have
much to do aith moulding the shape Of af>
fairs IN the Presidential campaign Of 1868.
wacn OHIO Lacks so squsrely out VI radi-
calism and 70 com ,,lciely slaughtcrs its
great radical leader Senator Wade-and
Gays TO him tina. he is unfit to retain n seat
~ the Senate Of the United States, il means
moro Than n simple freak in politics. II
means that the people have become dissat>
isliel With radical men and radical ineaS>
ures aud arc determined that there shall he
n change ia Tie National Congress, al once.
Ii means that the excitement Of tie hour
has worn oil and that the people indlyIdu>
all, are teklug counsel With themselves ups
Oh The gro,, Issues Of The day that they are
doing their own thinking and their own
reasoning .nstesd Of taking it ~ for several
years past at second hand. When tina. con
vic,on seizes the popular mini-whcn the
PEG pie do their own thinking. then beyond
all question the extremists OF the day will
be put doxn and conservative men W i'll take
their places in the councils of the States and
the Nation.
Ii is amusing 10 notice the cOntor,ions
into which the election returns throw some
Of the radical press. Astounded at the re-
suit they predict horrible things. IL the
success Of Tho democracy they see Grant
arrested and guillo,ined, by their own cho>
sen Prcsident-Andy johnson. In view
Of The headlcss corpse Of Gen. Grant. they
cali upon tho people 20 get out their mus>
kets and prepare for battle ! Ia Andy
Joinson-theirt h,sen executive-thcy. $, Z
Ell usurp,r about to place bimself at the
head OF and armies, and to place himself
upon throne a, the rstional capitol |,
Is amusing 10 witness the rawlings and de
leriup Of those extremists Undoubtedly
tney want noic war, mo1r dtseiaton, NOR,
wilows-cnl more lesl.ulion, AMI they
will get moe war too. i That tG-y wi
no, DO disappointed, 'ut It vi. lie war n,
The b,lio, ; y. N on tat fv.l vil g..
peo,. be c.orioas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-11
MRS. LlNCOLN'S ESTATE.

/
Mrs. Lincoln's outcsy Of "pove.s,- !. IA.
vel! founded, and cannot have much weight
with such ~ have the facts. Accordin, "a
The statement Of Mr.. Lincoln's executo, .hs
s, 'ns III he LEI: va. worth from s75, COO to
sao'.ooo. Dir. Lincoln. IS President, did
not himself spsnd, 10 HE White House az.
penses, over Is. coo of his ga, 900 prr nm.
nsm. Congress provided him with iue, and
Win i,ghs.-grest bills 10 the White House
with h's clerks, messengers. etc..-nsv
slmo : Tor almost all HE bills except mer.
houeeheld expenses and the cost or feedice
HE horses. He had large esrden vcrl II
By Oongress, with oil the luxusies Of avn
mer houses, green houses. &C., &c. he en-
tertained but very little, and then withou,
great expense. And il is very certain. nav,
demonstrated in Congress. that when Mn
Lincoln lett the White House, 40 little ~.
len in il that Congress forthwith made
large appropriations to make The house even
habitable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-11

"Faots are stubborn thin s." says the old proverb,
ing WRi1iiIS TAR SYRUP to the public. All
Know Tue necessity OF guarding against Colds. Nc
wen as the necessity 10: taking the proper remedies
wien tte Colds ar upon us. We say, without fear
OF contradiction. ttst the superior OF Wrights Tar
syrup lor Inc cue ol Consumption, Cough. Colds,
bronchitis. and all diseases The Throat and Lun. 4.
docs not exit. Below ore testimonials from per
sons, some OF whoa a-e known in all parts OF the
country:
DE- T. suTlroN MACKENZIE. Literary Editor OF For
ncy = Philadelphia r. -. writes
PaiIApxt ppra, July GO. 1861.
DFAE SIR:-Las' Christmas for the frat tin. In my
1tt we --ugs a1tt.i ~ a very severe Cold. with
almost constant cough and sore chest. "Practce
Haaes pctssct. The nIeverb says. bat the more |
Soashea lhe worse did 1t. BY what then cun-.d-
cred an accident. ha. now believe 10 have been a
drosiaehce. was indrced to try Dr.. NRrGuT's TAR
Sihtf pure BASED from yor ami was gresfly relieved
~ ea.s - Wholly cnred in ten II is not unpsas-
ant u t'i, tA-ie which is good point. Many years
Az ic,uius NV way through an old library. came
aetoss me works o' that Bishop Berkeley, who pro-
phcuvai.y snd truly declared, more than a century
TO, .nat westward the march Of Empire takes It's
way. anu among thss" were two treatiecs IN which
ne strongly advocated the use OF Tar. curative 81
many diseases from Ca,arrh TO the plague. WIS
tnen THICK win The cogency Of the good Bishope
arguments ana am now sure--from the efficacy oil
Df. virgins preparation Of the same remedy-that
they were entirely correct
ours truly,
H. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-11

=. Wiz" ior the past ~ years, and ie therefore,
the pereon whom all Afflicted should consult NO one
heard o patient Of his not being cured since &c
nae ecen n this city, He reputation be- voochen u
gu me ely papers hs patsets aad The nst icsi PFC
Isl nTtn here and sbsoad being ne mcst
uaI diseases all others iaii, don't defpair: give
MIN cai II 10 only common occurrence with MIN
70 cure eucn cases. HIS rooms are separate for adiee
and scntEmen, and the most comp etc in the efty
ioCSo MES. Take Particular Notice.-DOctor Big
ciow aevotes much OF his time 70 the trsstMent q
thoe cases cauecd by secret habit which ruils h0tn
s, snr m,na until the unfortunate
os e.,nss or society TIE sad eject q tnese
early habits or the excessee Of rpcr years. u to weak
en- the aeot'tsts the constitution destroy the phys
cni AZ! nientA powers. diminish and enfce Die the
ostufas seioer. AMI exhau.t the vital energies OF
msnno9a The pleasures of life are mafred the object
OF usssg frustrated and existence itself rendered
term o. unceastny misery andregret. such pertons
no time IN making immediate application, - Dr. p.
~ me new trees0ent. = enable to iasurs speedy
and perm anent cure,
Conenitations ffec and CONFIDENTIAL. OGess No. -
Sou,n Olelk sfees, COZ. Or Monroe half book nom
ne fost OMce. Post ice Bog lbl. chicago, H.
Once nnafe nom 4. n. to Q r. n.
scne lor NE :. Guide 70 HEATH" pablished ooesa-
n B:-Lsdisss ssnd Tor assesssasys e,rcsias 9.
Seseerss hcme6es Tie best peov1nilvo u eoneepaoe
EnovS. SEATED ay aodfs1s - 4nafGD4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-11

Hssaes 0rssiey has explained. in . pr,
vAts lseeer to friend 10 EselsnS. which b.
friend. IS usaal in such cases. made hssts
to publish. bic reasons for reporting agains
feeaie, and In .fasor Of negro suftsgc in
the Neu York Constitutional Convection.
Ths upshet Of his sxplaastion is that mos,
-cf ths negroes wanted 20 vote. and most o.
the women lid not. lie does not explain
hev Ne arrived q this state Of facts;-nc
seusus has 6ssn taken on the suljecs. nos
hss ~ canvass bssa had among ~ parties
eooeoenod. - -