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LOCAL MATTERS.
ORDER Is REGARD TO ELiaIDiLITY FOR THE

ORDER Is REGARD TO EIiGIGILITY FOR THE
CoNvESTIoN.
" HEADQuAKTERs FRET MILITARY DIsTRicTD
">TATE or NIEGISIA.
" RICHMOND. October iG, 1857. )
~ Br.rt HTpt1u, " 4. .N"NniiV, Pr'Sid't Boir3
of registration. cUip.pr' cog"ty, "a:
Sir,--ln reply 10 your letter Of October :,
persons TO election rs delegates 20 the state
Convention, | am directed by the command
ing General TO say that he und"rs taud> ,hc
construction given 10 the word executive or
judicial officers " by section of Ihr act OF
Congress Of July 10 rs applying 10 those
words whenever used III the acts Of Narch
and 90; that i, as we'll to the qualification for
office as to that for the elective franchise.
Hence it is the opinion OF the commanding
General that Il person who clerk of 4
county court before tn" war, and ~ such clerk
took oath TO support the Constitution OF
the nitcd States, and afterwards engaged in
ruhcliUi is not eligible 10 election rs dciels1 IT,
10 tn" State Convention.
"The opinion of the Attorney General Of
tn" United States published by I'll" War De-
r,uaig u"lcerS are iuclUdcd among those sub
lrct 10 QiSfranchiScmeut for participation in
rebellion rs being executive or judicial, mp.
pears 10 coincide with The opinion above
expressed.
"Vcry respectfully,
Your obcdicut servant,
"S. +. CuALFry,
"AsSistant Adjutant- g eMcral.'
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
" Of the JAMES RIVER ANDfsHslITTIk
kANAWHA CANAL COMPANY 35382k 1sis3asf1
will leave the dock usual ~
promptly Al l2 O'Clock N. on TU ESD Us, THuRS-
DAYS aud SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls goods for Lynehbnrs and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid AZ me OPP
t,on of the shipper Freight received and deliver
sd At my Office on the dock. ,
WAY Freight will not be delivered I'LL charges
are paid.
is IL I. EDWARD DILLON. ARant.
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FOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
T MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. k-EA
The new and elegant Side. wheel ,|K@fSNN
steamship n A q A A, Captain NSl&SSGxA
BLAKsMAy. will leave her wharf At ak22$ 6kkafD
HocKsts on Friday. October 18th, ~ +. u.
Freight received up to o'clock. Fare, Sl2. Round
tickets $50 steerags, 70. Through bills of IA
ding signed to Boston, Mass. For freight or pas.
sage apply To Sam Ei. hES q co.,
Cc Eleventh
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DA TUBS PRIME LEAF LARD for
~ sale ty
yI8 wAGGONER & HAkVEY.
M BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
Wa TAGGONER & HARVEY.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER

MINIATURE ALMAHAC-0croBER II. 1857.
Sun risss............ 629 Noon ri,ss......... So
Sun sets ............. 81 High tide A. NJ. 10
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nRIED FRUITS purchased In large
Il 40, Fttssnth sIsss
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~ cow ARDlN & ELLYSON.
Groceries, dc.

,,,s1r SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS
mod O, Informing bis friends. patrons, and
! u, ,',. generally, that he has removed from
&s Ire srs,Sl.n street to 40. lS22 Main street,
r.rtson;h and Seveotoanth. V hora he has
a'..,el.c,iOn of dRnCSklSS. sc. Thankful
I,,.-.s. fsvpTs +" earnestly sol'eiis continuance
.3. sS.ivertl IN any part OF the city free OF
las7::"a WILLIAM JENKINS.
,,,, LOVERS OF GOOD TEAS.-Just
..,'rad. choice lot e new TEAS Of direct
..,'"''' lsEtS BENNpICr & co.
".,--,m Man aud Eighth streets.
,., II. ZEN COLMAN'S LONDON
II y~>rAED. % dozen Ice & Perrin,' WOE
1->TEs>Hi"S sApGHin nr,nES tGtLinS SS%ynrpsov !@w,
- SUPERIOR COUNTRY BACON
- Hams DASnHIDGg K ANDERSON.
AIXEN A-a superior CORN
"a = "'"' 6hNnRIDGs x ANDERSON.
"a TUBS PRIME osHEN
u srTTSH; cup,sp
., .,..~-.!s Mrrclaurs' 4 Il SUG>R;
o.. .rret. Che.spraHS " SUGAR:
-. t.~rafs Morris.'s SUGARS, all grades:
81 ..r-al. Crushed Gu: Loaf, ana PulverIzed
.1.s
e a--E'.s :l'.l.-'...'1 sGr nrC. Sypr-p
y Nasir'rr.' - - h,.
f'''''' ,pyrcrp.n c.py
rgIh n N.''IS, ~~ nn - ~~ a va u
-,.r. :, MA,EEpEI
1lD ~ - ~, 80 NJ aW.CE2,prt a.
wv IT '7' .''' O.. .'' ' "a "a ii.Hb, W.
rer' lr.'a b"s'2n p..,, voy ur,,
h.l' '"t' 'rts - 49,. ~ "iH'4y f-oh hhh-
o-,s AEMlSTEAD 4 CARY.
~ ~ hh.! > NE" LAD HADoh
q ..r'e., new HALIFAX HERElNGS,
>. ta'ir.- ne% n ~ hoh ~. .,.' tHhL'
~ r"r-.r"a ana ,"F t.ti.S s4,. oS roxpc W ,co
... .,.,rn.,,- ,,ID r0v c.IE,
y Hl'F'!t y - ,, ~ " - - - 81.
"nI"@.s eho,cs ca" g. = PYRW,,T n
Ht' ha!s new HOPS,
t0o bnsae.s nATs,,
: oarre.s pure RYE FLoTR,
Is oarrs'. FAMLhi K"E nER,E;IrNGGjs..
c,.',,.ly q h4nd an assortment q1 NIL FEED
oels l::9 Ma'a street, near Old Market.
,,,-n,. n,,,,,D cnc,uUu DIR
On tH l -'A-h L "O'ohGN Do
100 boxes nrin" ciIEFSE,
~ .arrtI7 ,2;r hhf >.,ny ~ ~ eo"AhS'
= .as,s %@LfHs'
>. t'hs' % In..,AtI,'.s n.AI
l.. I.rrss H,yS,''
- ' Il yar"iIvS
~ ~ 49, 49, H.. :, !: r' 'rS>'
~ ,sss.I r.T. = tT. Npt,Srnus pprs,tFS
nHIhoiH' nH nhuS,i -; WIVES
i,s Hpo; Cli a. ~ l \ = ~ l. anu ''H"' '" "''A A'
NI'H n, g. ,y.c.c .nyrwc
'N' ) ''' ~ "'~'
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Tuy D1AyoSp RING CASE.--Andrcw j Berry
and samuel Fields tcoiorcd) w"r" arraign"d
before the Mayor yesterday, charged WIN re-
cpiying diamond ring valued al S-tp KNOW
ing the same TO have been stolen.
Sergeant Dudley testified tlat ne r"ctiptth
I'm an officer of the Mayors Court for i watch
aud ring in April last. He put The articles IL
the safe, aud when he looked for them TO re-
turn them TO their owner they we're mlsslhS'
The ring was subsequently returned 10 hlul I,
hnt he could not swear to 1t rs the ring he re-
ccIpted Tor. .-;
was the one he had handed over to MI. t0T-
nick ~ the one stolen from DR.. DAVIS. Inc
ring was the same he had seen III squire
Aliens possession. and which he said that Ac
picked tlp ON the Exchange llolel steps
Squire Allen testified that the ring was the
same stolen from DR.. Davis. lie had worn IL
for some days, and gave IN accurate o's'lip'
tlOu of IL. -,
Detective Knox testified that Mr.. Berry
asked him about two or three weeks before ne
fonnd the ring something about Il ring, ana
said that he knew OF very line one Aoi @ nlie'
in The possessiou of u negro at the police ONCE.
Witness told him that the ring belonged 10
Sergeant Dudley, and that If he would set tht
ring and watch Tor hun he Wouhi CIV I"c ',h ,
reward he Would receive forl!. lie uc>tIi,cu
The ring to him. Witness asked berry 10 lei
hin, know when the negro came TO sell II, illtl
h,. might find him, and also ma oNl "he''
the watch was. Berry told hun thitI tlie ~
gro had gone 10 the country, but lha' III
would let hun know when he returned
Berry did not tell him afterwards, and TIE
witness found out i'll the mean TIME til;''
Berry had the ring III his possession. bcrrN
asked him one night ii he could gel srV lpt II
thut night, as he was pushed fof money
Witness went to Sergeant Dudley ana ioio
him about the ring, and that he could gel II
for Sloo Sergeant Dudley gave INN the mo
ney next morning, and he gave IL 10 Berry
MIR. Lumsden stated thai Mr. Berry brouSh
him a diamond ring on or about the lolh o
Srptember, and asked him TO value IL. il'
iold Berry that it was worth about Sl3o BEL
~ sand that he could get ii cheap-1or some
,hin, like 1ifty dollars. Witness told nm tI
buy il if everything was right, and he cou!'
sell il for double or treble that price. IL
could not swear that the ring III question ";tS
the same. r,.,
William Bethel estiiied that he ana Berry
had had a conversation about lAc ring, ai''
,bal Berry informed him that lie h;'u Dough
The ring from Sam for thirty -hvedo
John pabnev testified that he got [lhs
very much like the Que i'll question from WI
Berry on pawn for forty dollars Mr' btli4
returned the money in u few days ana look lh'
ring. ,,,,;,,, IN.
parties on, and requiring them TO give p''ii Il
~. Sum of sJru for their appearances
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HANANTINt, CA y d l. + 500
! whole and half HoXc, ADAMANTlNE CAN
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DOR PHILADELPHIA !

FOK PHILADELPHIA IA-I VICE A
A. EBK.-steaner nORF0LK, k-M
Captain V,scs, now lying at her SSE@G
berth In the Dock will receive &z3eAAsA
frrig ght for the above port TIL
THURSDAY the nth instant, at 10 O'Clock 4. Nd
Freight taken aud bills OF ladtng higned through
for Char e-ton, Savannah. ana rev ofieaha'
Freight taken tor orfoik also, ut moderate rates:
Passage to Philadelphia. including meals and
stateroom, SO. W. J.. fohTEh. agent
rc Id d, Ouhce 2l25 on tho Dock.
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ri'Eh. i EA, TEA.-Wa call the attcu-
| ,u4 cf ft:ui,,"s 10 oar largo stock Of superior
TEAS, t.s' rvcr.Ted
oru STEVENS, PEGkAM & co.
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y eHTU H.CO SUGARS, prime to
&c. G6kDdH K CRINGAN, Pearl Block
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DOR EAKEkS.-Primc Porto Kico
[ ana English Island N"la.ses for sale by
.r. bCHFDS = C.INGAS, ehrl Block.
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DDTATrES, GOLDFISH, SALMON,
! NRIEp FkulT. ONIONS. KEROsRvErlL, for
ss.- ~ toe l" HUNpLEY i TATrM.
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TOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
IL The Br brig RAIs BOW, Captain SMITH, II.
will be dispatched above For Ir-isbt, strrr
apply to CAhklE 4 BAoTHhHS. -aaL
nc 81
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NEW HUGAR-CURkD BA CO N
y HAMS HRBaSTS, aud SHrr LDEES.
NJ " HfiNUl.EY u TATnM.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Atrhe annual meeting of the Society held
in the exhibition rooms yesterday afternoon
the following officers We're elected for the eu.
suing year:
Colonel William Gilham, president
DR. James I. Johnson, vice president.
Joseph Jackson, Jr., recording secretary.
Franklin Davies, corresponding secretary.
Isaac ) Tower, treasurer.
The following committee was appointed To
the Rockbridge Agricultural Society and the
Border Agricultural Society Of Virginia and
North Carolina. MessrS. w. l. Cowardin,
Joseph Jackson, Jr., - Hill, Colonel }. e.
Shields, and Isaac ) Tower.
The premiums of the Horticultural and Po-
moiogical Society will be awarded this eve
ming IT the close OF the meeting OF the society
which takes place this evening 1t Q clock III
the rooms Of the eNhi hibltion
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.Dr BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
DJ GA K, for p.cklinE, warranted /
urr! u T.. wAknW ELL CO.
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"AsSistant Adjutant q eMcral.' y
IOiiicial copy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

- &E
DrpS'T LIKE TO re ARREsrED.-A man by
the name of Jerome Bane who had been 'rais
ing q dust in the neighborhood, was called
on by an officer yesterday Thursday and
arrested. Sheriff Dexter being busily engag
ed during The session OF the court, sent Mr..
Rhode. of this place as "A deputized officer to
make the arrest. TIL offender was found in
one Of those swec, places called saloons in
Tama City. of course. Where else could he
be found Mr. Rhodes wns empl,aticaHy in
formed on The reading Of the warrant, that
there was no, enough men either in Toledo or
lama City 10 take him (Bane, and to show
his confidence in The said belief started out Of
the saloon and walked off in an opposite di
%rection. Mr. r. followed and requested him
to stop; which request not being complied
with, the officer canyht him by the shoulder
when Bnnc made two or three passes at
Rhodes, who in order to protect himself and
secure his prisoner q, the same time, threw
him 10 the ground. He then secured him
and on Banes attending 20 rise il was found
,ha, his leg broken. lie could not we'll lie
brought 10 Toledo and was therefore left At
Tama City TO answer on his recovery.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

NJ. c. G. Buttkereit, the gen,lemanly fash>
ionable tailor Of this place, laid a few bunch-
es Of Concord grapes on our table last Satur.
day, These grapes were Of . superior quality,
gown from cuttings Of about tws years
growth, and demonstrate that the Concord
grape can be raised here to great advantage.
We learn that some night p owlers descended
on Mr.. G's. garden about a week ago and car.
ried of some Of his finest fruit. 'Ohi for .
lodge" in Jail for such scoundrels. !.
On Monday morning We found on our table
in the school room Two very pretty lunches Of
grapes, one weighing seven and the other
eight ounces. These were also Of The Concord
stamp and the prettiest specimens we have
yet seen. The giver Of them, who modestly
wi'holds his name, has our hearty thanks for
the nice little feast he gave US.
Two very nice clusters Of the Clinton Grape
were handed US on last Wednesday. These are
not 90 large rs the others but we think the fla.
ver much richer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

DEMoREsr's ILLUSTRATED MoNruLY.-The
October rnmb r Of this ~favoritc rarlor period
ical comes TO us rich rs ever. in that peculiar
array Of attractions which render it 50 wells
come in the family circle and with additions.
al recommendation 10 the favor of the ladies,
in the shape o an extra fashion plate Of large
size, which gives the fashionable promenade
dresses for this season. This feature is TO be
continued, with mt any abatement Of 9th r
distinctive and popular features-an evidence
Of enterprise on the part Of the publisher
which is CHARACTERISTIC, and tells the secret Of
success. Snbscriptiop price, So, with valua-
premium. Address, W. Jennings Demorest,
473 Broadway. New York
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

YIELD OF Wharf.-The season Of threshin9
Is now progressing md farmers are enjoying
a feast fully as good MS was anticipated. In
our irnmps, We were refined 10 think that
the farmers in the northern pnrt Of the county
were not harvesting quite SO good n harvest
as those further south. If We were right in
this conjecture, we have no idea to what ex-
tent the yield on some farms may 60, MS we
learn from Mr.. Nelson Reed Of Buckingham
ownship--where we thought FROM our own
observation that crops were comparatively
light-that lie threshej the wheat grown on q
field Of 20 acres, and realized 500 bushels
With wheat At its present price, we call this a
paying business.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

ADxIrrED.-Mr. N. G. Sweat, who has loca>
Ted - this place, was admitted to the Tama
Consty Bar, 10 practice Law in the District
Courts q this State, on he 18th inst. Mr..
Sweat has tho appearance Of : man Of good
ahi1kiss. He hes besn clsrsiag in The Treas
ury Department 1t Washington City, D. G. for
several years, he formerly practiced Law in
Nh. snd was = partner with the prsssnt Som
ston Of that State Hon. Crsgin. We predict
for him . brilliant future, a. We believe he
richly merits. We ars ersdibly informed that
hs has Slid NJ pssisiess hsssts(srs held By
hin viii fkiSh ersdis y III.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
r. o. NovELrY.-A few a vs. ago, a

Pc. NovELrY.-A few days ago, a letter
came to the post Office ut this place, derectcd
to .'Mr. Paiiander ben luter ffackleDury 9
miles west Of Ii - on the II. II r. r. The
letter had been mailed o. The cout of the Uni
on Pacific Road. An agent on the G. 4 N. W.
r. r, markcs it: "Where is it? Try 7dma
City," At Tama City it is mn rked "Must
be Toledo s(h)nre." But Philander has not
been seen a, Toledo, and the other directions
are not pertinent to this place, 80 it is marked
rs follows and started again: '.Orford is nine
miles west Of Tama City which must be the
place." II has not been heard from since,
and it is, therefore, supposed that the lovely
Philander has received his letter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

THg Corn CRoP.-We have talked with men
frem Buckingham. Geneseo, Carroll aud In
dian townships and receive The most Haiier-
ing reports respecting the corn crop Of this
season. In reply TO our question Mr.. Merit
OF Indian. says; Il have Near had so go' d .
prospect, the stand is thick, aud he fill
comple'e.' Toledo township gives n simiar
promise, and every where the prospect Of an
extraordinary crop for forebodes ia, hogs and
rejoicing horses.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

UxMANNERLY.-The neon came out last Fri
to think itself guilty Of unbecoming conduct
before old Missus Terra. 1t ought to b
ashamed, for old lady 7. is we'll advanced in
years, if stories tod about her be true; and
therefore. we say she ought to he respected.
even If she does make blunGe 3. and should
not be mistreatel by u little up start like the
moon. Now moon, We re down on you till you
learn to exercise n little ge~ntlemanly courte-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

Long showed Us q sweet potato n few dag 8 ago
weighing three and . half pounds. 1t is, by
all odds, the largest We have seen this season.
good old Irish potato, and keeps constantly a
fresh supply Of Groceries and all the fruits in
their season. Among the numerous vegetables
in Mr.. LIS. store we found n large golden
SOU: Oh weighing So pounds. Now who will
beat that?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
Ate 8 Longs is where you get Groceries
the very cheapest and the best.

BASE BALL TouRTAMENT.-This Tournament
IL, aud 10. passed off very pleasant y. The
first game of ball which Was played was be-
tween The Wapakon",a 3. B. c.. Of Belle Plaine
and the Star b. Il. G. Of Manshalltown, the
match was won by the Stars. The second
game was between the Toledo B.. B. c. and the
Athlete D. b. C. of Belle Plaine, the taliies
stood Athlete %, Toledo q, the Toledo B.B.C.
winning The Match. The Star B. D. g. Of
Marshailtown was then matched against the
Toledo y. d. q, the tallics stood Star 81.
Toledo 81. On Thursday The 18th, inst, the
SAFE Center R, b. O. and the Montana B.B.C.
the t~allies stood State Center, 20, Montana q.
This game was played in the afternoon, the
Toledo club played the Star club in the fore>
noon. 1t was announced at moor that the
Toledo club would play the winning club. of
the two, Montana and State Center, at 0 Q clock
a. m. on the 18th inst. II was. however, stat
ed and understood by the Montana club that
il and the Toledo club we're to play in the af-
%ternoon. but owing to a misunderst. ndinp the
game was not called in the afternoon. On the
morning of the 18th at 0 o'clock a. m. the
game between the Montana and Toledo clubs
as per announcement was called, the Montana
club being composed Of r. 4. men could not
stay, but had gone home, hence the match
was given in favor of the Toledo club. Tbs
first prize for Jr Cluos was awarded to the
1 !edo club, the Second to the State Center.
The Champion Belt for best Pitcher was
awarded TO j. I. Rice, tile Rose " God Bat for
best BatsInan was awarded II. S. Cunningham,
both OF Toledo club. The match which 90
many looked for with SO much interest be,
tween the Dewitt first nine and the Marshall
frs, nine, did not come off.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

CANDIDATE ron SnERIFr.-I take this method
Of ann mncing to the voters of Tama county
that | am IN independent candidate for sheriff
OF said county, and respectfully ask the votes
Of the people Of Tams county Iowa at the DC
tober election for that position.
a. 3o If, II. B. BELbEN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

The September number COM letes the eighth
volume Of the Iowa Instructor and School
Journal. The next number will contain 4
full report Of the State Teachers Association,
aud the succeeding numbers Of the year will
he greatly improved. The terms have been
reduced to $1.:5 per year. Clubs Of ten or
more, 81, 90 each. This is a good time to send
in new subscriptions, as we'll rs renew the
old, a large number Of which expire with this
number. Every teacher should lave it,
Address Mills & Co. Des Moines, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20
TuAxss.-The members Of tho Toledo B.

TuANgs.-The members Of the Toledo B. d.
c, return their thanks to the officers and mem.
bers Of tho State Base Ball Tournament, held
Il Bile Plaine on the 10, II, II, and IS, insts,
and the eisissns OF Belle Piaine gene rally for
the kind treatment and courtesy extended to
this club during their stay at The Tournament
and especially for the handsome and valuable
prizes presented I, this club by the ~associa-
ton. The club will ever cherish them as
tokens Of kind regard
a. II. LAWRENCE,
Pres. +. b. b. C.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

SOMETHING NV Wie,ing 4 Muckler have
iust received at the UNION STORE, n fine line
Of Cassimeres, Alpacas, Dress goods, Calicoes.
Buck Gloves, Gauntlets, Mittens, Boots I shoes,
and best Grain bags in market; all TO be sold
. ~ very lowest terms.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

large stock Of wall paper and window
shades Of the most beautiful styles, nice wall
paper for ten c.s. per bolt, boots and shoes of
all kinds, groceries, queensware, &c. Sc, at
CLARK Bros.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

On EXHIBITION, The prizes won BY the
Toledo Is. Is. G. ut the Tournament q, Belle
Plaine are now on exhibition in the window
Of A. J. Frees store. They consist of .
champion belt, two silver mounted rose wood
bats aud o silver ball, The club did y nice
thing and literally covered themselves al
over with glory.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

TuANKs.-Ihe Cedar Valley Times men will
please accept our thanks for the use OF their
printing material which they loaned " 70 s,d
in publishing the .1ax List" We will Try
and return the favor il We ever have an op.
portuni,y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

You may have your money refunded if
"Barretts Vegetable Hair Restorative" does
not perform oil that is promised for il in the
advertisement. II you do not also pronounce
it the best preparation in the market you will
receive the amount Of you, purchase money.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

ConREcrIoN.-Thc m'nu,es Of the township
caucu, held in the court house on the 9th inst.
report the township committee incorrectly
That committee is as follows: L.. t.. Nelson,
VIM. Gallagher and knight Dexter instead Of
those named in last weeks parer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

Iowa CRY CoMME kciAL CoLLEGE AND SPEN.
ether institutions may advertise this is decil-
eddy the best place IN the west to obtain =
gOvd practical education, or to bec0Ae y fret
class business or ornsm sntal penman or tele-
graph operator. Send for circular aud spec
linens Of penmanship.-Lora City Republican.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

FAcTs.-The Chemical nxleratus is the Best
Salsrasus. Chemical Saleratus is better than
Soda. CHEMICAL Salerasus has Ii ounces in
. paper, others have Ia to IL ounces.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

FARBAxks' ScALEs.-Advertised in another
column Of our paper, were awarded the higi
est premium, a Silver Medal, NJ the great
'Paris Exposition being designated Standard
Scales in the award. This speaks we'll for
American manufactures, - other scales were
on exhibition from this country and from
England, France, Germany, Russia, Austria,
Prussia, and Switzerland.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

The Synod Of Northern Iowa will meet in
Toledo on Thursday October 81. 1867, ~ Z
. clock p. m. u will be opened with . SER
mon BY Rev. A. L. Marshall the. Moderator.