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laying it's foundation upea such Prin-
ciples as shall secure the safety and hap
piness efthe whole people.
| While the theory Of oar Government
has thus been based upon the eternal
pinciplcs cftrRth and justice, as taught
in the Bible, in practice it has been one
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Foar millions Of native born citi-
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no wrong, were bought and sold as
ohattels personal, having no rights
which white men were bound to re-
spect, so decided by the highest judi
cial tribunal known in our Govern
ment. Families were separated, chill
dren sold from their mothers, wives
prostituted by their masters, and the
offspring of this great crime sold as
brute beasts by their own fathers. If
any man raised his voice against this
great crime against God man, his life
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was permitted, and the newspaper that
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is now proposed by one of the
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theory OF the Declaration of Independ-
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26
4 .Eos.e ON Professor.

Our Professors are often called
upon tor suitable persons to teach dis
trict schools. 1t seems that last year
a Mr.. G.. received a communication
from a school director, not hundred
miles from this place, offering him a
school, but the gentleman not wishing
a school referred the director to Mr..
L. Tor information failing 20 state, how
ever, that he was the Acting Presi
dent OF the University. The school
director understood by the letter tibet
Mr. l.. desired to teach school. and
in few days the Professor received
a letter in substance rs follows;
-Kr. " 3. L.
Sir:-I understand that you want to
teach school il SO you are my man,
we have new log School House. a
well globe and a map of Iowa, the
well is not in the house globe and
map are am head trustee You
must know how to teach Reading,
Writing Grammar and Arethmetic as
tar as rule OF three, my Tom will study
ali these and he is the best scholar in
the district.
You must bri g good recommends
tons IN regard TO your moral character,
because We hear hard tales about stu
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26

In pursuance OF an act OF the Gener
al Assembly OF the State of Iowa, en-
titled An Act Establishing Circuit
and General Tenn Courts, ani 40
define the powers and jurisdiction
thereof" approved AprI Sd 1868, it is
hereby Ordered that the Terms of the
Circuit C"nrt, IN aal Tor the frs, circuit
Of NE eighth judicial District in SAID
State for the year 1863 be held II tn.
times following TO Wit !:
AT Ninton, in tho county OF Benton,
on the frs; Monday IN January, the
FIRST Mon lay i. May, the third Mon
day in August aud the first Monday in
November.
AT Toledo, in the County of Tama,
on the third Monday ii January, the
third Monday ii April, the first Mon-
nay IL August ana The third Monday
IN October
AZ Iowa City, in,he County Of John
son, on the second Monday in Feblr,-
airy, the first Monday in \ pril, She sec
onl Monday in July, and the third
Monday in November:
At Marcnso in the coudty of Iowa.
II the first Monday in March, the ,hird
Monday in May, the fourth Monday
ii July and the lirst Monday IN Octo-
Der:
And ii is hereby further Ordered
tlat the Terms OF ii Court for the
4 al I, sol
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26
iSHERIEFnS SALE.

State Of Iowa, Tama County, IS.
J. I. Struble s. George H. Struble In ~ Dis
VS.. rcFConrt
Charles g. Trusdell Tama Co.
BY virtue of an Executson, dated the 18th
day of November, A. D 1868, to me directed
issued out of the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court of Tama county, State IF Iowa, in
favor Of J. T. Struble, George r. Strublc
members Of the late firm Of j. 7. Strublc s.
Bro, and against Chm, les G. Trusdell, on a
judgment render ed by said Court at the Feb.
ruary term thereof A. .. 1859, against said
Charles G. Trusdoll, commanding me, that of
the goods, cha tells stock or interest in any
company debts due, property in the hands Of
third persons,--which are not exempt By law
from e1ecuion,--of the said Charles G. Trus-
dell, ! make cause to be made the sum of
six thousand, nine hundred and thirty dollars,
with interest and costs, have levied uron
the south east quarter Of section twenty T2Ol
township eighty>six [SG], range fourteen l41
and the south half south west quarter section
twenty Nwo [a2l township eighty four [s4l,
range sixteen l6l North east quarter Of the
south west quarter Of section thirtv-nvc rs5],
township eigh,y-fye ISL. range fifteen [15l
Undivided half south east quarter Of the north
cast quarter of section number five 81 town.
ship eightysfve, range fourteen T14l Also,
Lots FIVE and six IS 4 81 in block number
twenty four, Toledo, and Lot six [6] in block
number three r. in Toledo, Tama Comfy,
Iowa, be sold, or 80 much thereof MS is nec>
essary to satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost:
Now therefore, public notice is Civ
en- that have levied upon, and shall, on the
18th day Of December, A. ID. 1863 between
the hours of 9 o'clock q. m and o clock p.
nj. of said day, sale to commence Mt the hour
Of ! o'clock p. m. at the front door of the Court
House in Toledo, Iowa, in he county Of Tnma,
offer and sell at pnblic out cry, TO the highest
and best bidder, for cash. all the right title
and interest Of the above named defendant, in
and 10 the above described property. or so
much thereof as may Be necessary 70 satisfy
said judgment for the above named sum to>
gethcr with costs and all accruing COSTS an
less the same shall be sooner satisfied
KNIGHT DEXTER, Sheriff
of Tama County, Iowa.
Struble 4 Bradshaw, Aty's for Plaintiffs.
Toledo, Nov. Is. 1S68.-47w2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26

a correspondent of the New York
Tires, writing from Galena nthc night
Of the election, reports the foiioWIn.
relnari, CT General Grant, whicl. has
both political and historical value:
The morning that Lee surrendered
he rode out between the lines and |
went out ana met him, and we had a
couple OF hours talk Lee said he hopea
| would oifel IS magnan.mous terms
to the other Confederate armies as his
hal received. | told him he should,
if Ne wished to serve his friends. 90 to
the other armies ii person and prevail
upon them TO surrender. He said he
would wish to see Mr. Davis FIRST. |
didn't encourage a conference with
Mr. Davis. 80 that suggestion ended.
But what | wanted TO call your atten-
ton to was this: Lee thought the
Southern people would be perfectly
satisfied to give up all their property,
and all they expected Of the Cover
mcnt was 70 lie secured III life and a
right TO go back unmolestcd 10 Try TO
live inlnstrousIy and peaceahly in this
Government. BIT as for erer hafiag aay
rejce cgaja ii tie Gocermeat, OF erercfSing
poAtical rigats Why ttey nsithr tloaJat
Of nor expected any seeh Ming,'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26
Sn.ci..a nt Voters.

Five red hot Democratic voters in
Mt, Vernon township went to the polls
last Tuesday morning in great haste
To vote Tor Seymour and Blair, but
there being no Democratic tickets to
b. had 4, the time, one concluded not
t. wait. mi suggested that they take
the Republican ticket and substitute
the names OF Seymour and Blair at the
head instead OF Grant and Coltax. The
50 question was readily assented to and
tl,s tive votes were leposited-Repub-
lean throughout, suffrage and all
Men will sometimes do a good deed
tcr their country un CONSCIOUSLY, and
tbs is a practical illustration. Cedar
fslS CASTE.
Only one Democrat voted, and he
cast his ballot Tor the Republican tick
ct, root and branch lie remarked that
he could swallow all but Grant and
Cpltax. but he would 'bc ID ii he
would vote tor them scalawags, or nc.
gro suffrage SO he tore the names
OF Grant and Coliax off the ticket, but
voted for their electors, as well as tor
nj the amendments to the Constitution.
This is i rich Joke. - Waterloo Courier.
In Otter Creek township, this coun
~, a similar instance occurred \
Democratic voter had an antipathy. to
Mr.. Frank T.. Blair, and thought to
crafty his spite by erasing the name
OF Mr.. Blair from his ticket This he
lid and voted the balance Of his ballot
electors and al, satisfied, doubtless
tia. he had made one vote less for f.
=. Blair. Gong 70 school would dc
such a chap n good.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26
& Forgery Branded.
he Editor of the New ork tribune:

10 The Editor OF the New YORK Irieune:
SIR: Onmy return home from the
session OF No,ember 10 | find nearly
d hundred Dvmocatic papers from all
sections OF the Union sent me By my
friends, containing a vile AMI scarrlious
speech against foreigners, said 80 have
been delvereu by me in 1904 OF 1899,
and VI Inch appears 10 have been pub
ila4ed, slmutan, ously and by concert.
Nor.h and suu.h, L.s, and W est, in
the closing weeks OF the recent can
yaSS.
| need not refer to this wicked and
rlal,r3au, libel. now ,l4at the election
j over. were It not ii,,,, hayirr been
so oAurl slyc!y pubH-iles. from Name 70
Nebraska. anl yoQcHed Tor as authen-
tie by editors Who were supposed 10
yalue Their character for ,er1t.;lv. some
honest pe,soos Of one party or thu.
otter. wnose nool opinions | ya!ue.
might suppose It possible true.
I.,ow me. therefore. To say rs 7 did
2ubu,.y ~ il,is ratet,st ,nnntn WHOM
.his ca,I,muy a.ain.; me FIRST aonpar.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26
State Of Iowa, lama County, IS.
John D. Mason, \ lnthe District Court

S. c. Rogers. Tana County.
BY virtue Of nm Execution dated the 18Th
Of November, A. y. 1863 to me directed
issncl out of the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court Of lama County. State eff Iowa,
in f,vor of John y. Mason and against $ c.
Rogers on jjtig nent rendered by said Court
at the September term thereof, A. d, laj;
agains: said S e. Rogers commanding me that
OF the goods. ch.ttcls, stock or interes in any
company, DEBTS due, property in the hands of
third persons, which are not exempt by law
from execution,-of the said s. G. Rogers
make ar cause to he made the sum of two
thousand dollars. with interest and costs,
have levied upon the undivided one half Of
the following described real estate to-w;t:
commencing ,hir'y-sevrn $50 feet north Of
the south west corner Of Lot No. one in
bloc No. five (5) themes north eighteen Il s.
feet thence east forty (40) feet. thence south
eighteen lS) feet, thence west forty (40) feet
to the place Of beginning, in Toledo, Tama
county, Iowa be sold or 40 much thereof At
is necessary to satisfy said judgment, inter
est and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is given,
TINT | have levied npsn. and shall on the
18th day Of December, A. ID. 1868, between
the hours Of 8 o clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock r.
NJ. OF sail day, sale 10 commence at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the front door Of the
Court House in Toledo. Iowa. in the County
of Tama offer and sell at public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder, that bids two thirds
or over of the appraised value, for cash, all
the right, title and interest of the above ma
med defendant. in and to the above described
property OF 80 much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said Judgment for the above named
SUM together with costs and all accrung
costs, unless tie samr shall lie soonsr salts,
feel KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff OF tamt county Iowa.
Silver. & Sliley, & N. NJ. Hubbard, Attys
for Plaintiff.
Nov. 1G;h, l86S.-y2n47w2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26

a REBIcTIoy.-An old river
man gave it as his opinion, yes
tcrIay, that the ferryboat would
run until Christmas, and per-
haps all winter. lie predicts
an unusually mild winter, one
of his reasons being the recent
rise in the river There IS also
said to have been an unusually
light crop Of nuts and wild fruit
the past season, and farmers
report a light covering OF husk
to the corn. The last few win
tiers have been severe, and are
usually followed by mild one.
We shall see. - Eock Island
Union.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-26

TIE FEExcn ATLANTIC CABLE The
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French company was begun in London,
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submergc the cable next summer, be-
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way OF the island of st. Pierre [Gulf
of st. Lawrence 1.-The Great Eastern
Steamship has been chartered by the
contractors for the purpose of assis-
ting in the operation, and arrange
mrnts are perfected Tor mooring her
IN the Me,iw,y, where she vii! be
brought round from Liverpool directly
alter the equinox, SO that she may
receive the cable as manufactured, and
shipped at the contractors Greenwich
works, where the process OF putting on
the outer covering or sheathlng is car
r.ei on.